GEORGES LEPAPE (1887-1971) Two fashion studies for "Gazette du Bon Ton."

GEORGES LEPAPE (1887-1971) Two fashion studies for "Gazette du Bon Ton." Primary sketch of a woman in long coat, fur collar and cuffs. Watercolor, graphite, and gold paint on paper. 223x185 mm; 8¾

Gazette du Bon Ton (French), Group of 4 Pochoir Fashion Prints, 1913-1921, most images around 6.5 x 5.5 inches, artist include Lepape and Brissaud.

FASHION, Art Deco. – [George BARBIER, R. BONFILS, and others]. [A collection of illustrated leaves and occasional plates from the “Gazette du Bon Ton” and the “Gazette du Bon

Gazette du Bon Ton (French), Group of 6 Framed Pochoir Fashion Prints, 1913-1921, frame size: smallest 12.75 x 9.75 inches, largest 21.25 x 16 inches, artists include Marty, Barbier, and Lepape.

Description: A group of seven prints with pochoir from the French fashion magazine Gazette du Bon Ton, with most illustrations by Pierre Brissaud.Title: VariousType: Lithograph with pochoirMaterials:

Heading: (Gazette du Bon Ton) Author: Title: Collection of plates and covers from Gazette du Bon Ton Place Published: Paris Publisher:Lucien Vogel Date Published: 1913-1925 Description

French framed colored fashion plate, 1920. Measures 36.5" x 18" with frame.

Lepape, Georges (French, 1887-1971), Pochoir Fashion Print Depicting a Young Woman Picking Fruit, image 12 x 9.5 inches, frame 20.25 x 16.25 inches; George Barbier (French 1882-1932), Le Tombeau des S

A collection of six framed Gazette du Bon Ton Pochoir fashion prints. Paul Poiret Dress fashion designs, A.E. Marty and others. Each frame measures 11 1/2 inches wide by 13 1/2 inches long/

"Lac De Come" (Lake Como), fur coats by Max-A. Leroy, color stencil (pochoir) by George Barbier. Art Nouveau. From the "Gazette du Bon Ton" (Paris, 1924) no.10, plate 54. The Marian Angell Boyer and F

Heading: (Gazette du Bon Ton) Author: Vogel, Lucien, directeur Title: Gazette Du Bon Ton Arts, Modes & Frivolités. 1912-1915. Place Published: Paris Publisher:Aux Éditions Lucien Vogel Date Pub

Heading: (Gazette du Bon Ton) Author: Vogel, Lucien, directeur Title: Gazette Du Bon Ton Arts, Modes & Frivolités. 1920. Tome I & II. Place Published: Paris Publisher:Aux Éditions Lucien Vogel

An issue of Gazette du Bon Ton, no. 6, 1914. Published by Editions Lucien Vogel, Paris. Color illustrations. Gazette du Bon Ton, Journal of Good Taste, was a small but influential fashion magazine pub

From Gazette du Bon Ton, on laid paper, 2 Pierre Brissaud 1912, 1 double page Andre-Edouard Marty 1913..toning, light water stains..French mats, modern frames..largest frame 14.5H x 18.5W

An issue of Gazette du Bon Ton, no. 10, 1921. Published by Editions Lucien Vogel, Paris. Color illustrations. Gazette du Bon Ton, Journal of Good Taste, was a small but influential fashion magazine pu

An issue of Gazette du Bon Ton, no. 7, 1922. Published by Editions Lucien Vogel, Paris. Color illustrations. Gazette du Bon Ton, Journal of Good Taste, was a small but influential fashion magazine pub

GEORGES LEPAPE (1887-1971) "Fantasie sur fantaisies / La Farandole." Illustration published as a two-page spread in Femina , January 1, 1914. Gouache with graphite on paper. 280x495 mm; 11x19½ in

Ɵ GAZETTE DU BON TON. 24 issues, 1912 - 1920. with RAOUL DUFY, Croquis De Modes, 1920. comprises. GAZETTE DU BON TON. 24 issues, Art-Modes & Frivolities, Emile Levy Editeur, Paris: Librarie Centr

George Chinnery English, 1774-1852 Two Studies of Cattle Inscribed twice with the artist's sign for "correct" (ul) and (ur) Ink over graphite pencil on paper 3 x 7 inches (7.7 x 17.8 cm) Provenance: M

"Quarry Study" oil on canvas 24 x 41 inches. Exhibited at The Thirteenth Exhibition of Contemporary Paintings 1932-1933. Together with a second unfinished example . 28 x 44 inches

Hetzel, George (German/American, Western PA., 1826 - 1899), Moonlight Waterfall, "128" (very rare nocturnal landscape), Oil on canvas, 30 x 25 inches, signed & dated 1887 lower left, black wood frame,

William Tylee Ranney (1813-1857) Four Works: Studies of Animals and Hunt Scenes Comprising Calling the Hounds, Study of a Hunter with Two Dogs, Study of Two Dogs, and a double-sided work: Study of a H

designed by Hans Hopfer, 1971; comprising two corner sections, three armless sections, three backless sections, and six throw pillows; each section: 38 inches wide; 38 inches deep; seat height: 8 inch

George Nakashima Two-piece sofa Nakashima StudioUSA, c. 1951American black walnut, upholstery overall: 28.25 h x 126 w x 30.5 d in (72 x 320 x 77 cm) each: 28.25 h x 63 w x 30.5 d in (72 x 1