Group of Fashion Illustrations

Lot 170 Geoffrey Beene Studio American (1963-2018) Fashion Illustrations, Group of 42 (1989) marker, pencil, and colored pencil on paper includes a variety of diverse outerwear with emphasis on patter

Lot 173 Geoffrey Beene Studio American (1963-2018) Fashion Illustrations, Group of 18 marker and pencil on paper each: 11 x 8 1/2 inches unframed Provenance: Property From the Estate of Geoffrey Beene

Group of Assorted Fashion Drawings illustration art Used condition, wear, worn. The largest: 21"h x 18"w

A group of five (5) vintage reproduction French fashion illustration prints including four circa 1970s Jean Choiselat men and women's casual and business fashion design and one 1930's women's fashion

A matching pair of Chinese, porcelain vases of elongated tear-drop form, decorated in a Cantonese fashion with panel illustrations of groups of figures in a courtyard setting, with dark cobalt borders

Ca. 1904, 1915, 1922. Condition is used but complete, with Vogue cover detached. Fantastic issues showing the current fashions in both black and white and full color illustrations. Especially the Elit

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:

Miriam Haskell(1899-1981)Four female fashion designsEach watercolor, gouache, and pencil on illustration boardOne example with the artist's custom silver and black sticker affixed in the blank to the

Miriam Haskell(1899-1981)Four female fashion designsEach watercolor, gouache, and pencil on illustration boardOne example with the artist's custom silver and black sticker affixed in the blank at the

Two original personal wardrobe designs by Edith Head for Joan Crawford. Two mixed medium personal wardrobe designs by Edith Head for Joan Crawford. One illustration features a Joan Crawford-like figur

Five Collections of Fashion Illustrations, 1938-1945 This lot includes over 575 illustrations. Various 1930's-1940's fashion illustrations, line sheets, designer notes, and sketches maintained in five

POCHOIR FASHION ILLUSTRATIONS. IRIBE, PAUL; GEORGE BARBIER and GEORGES LEPAPE. L'éventail et la Fourrure chez Paquin. Paris: Paquin for Maquet, 1911. Folio (483 x 344 mm). 7 pochoir plates, 4 of

Lot 131 Geoffrey Beene Studio American (1963-2018) 67 Fashion Illustrations (c. 1990/1991) colored pencil, pencil, ink on illustration paper fashion illustrations of fall/winter with some swatches and

One black ink with attached fabric sample, signed but undated. Two drawn in black and colored marker and signed, one dated Fall 1989, one dated 1990. 8 1/4 x 11 5/8. Excellent. Together with a postcar

Black and white prints hand-embellished with black marker on Chanel stationery, all daywear: One unsigned having pencil notation "Karl Lagerfeld's first collection for Chanel - Spring 1983". One dated

Lot 146 Geoffrey Beene American (1924-2004) 25 Fashion Illustrations (c. 1985) marker, ink, and graphite on paper sketches for gowns, suits, cocktail and day dresses, most have Mr. Beene's handwritten

Two gowns in ink and watercolor: One dated 1990, (some puckering). One Indian-inspired tunic dated 2004, (frame impression, one bent corner). One ink marker sketch of dress with fabric sample dated 19

Both done in black ink: Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel skirt suit with orange crayon, signed and dated "91/92", drawn on Chanel stationary. Jacqueline de Ribes evening gown embellished with watercolor and

Mixed pieces…some designer, some silver pieces

One Karl Lagerfeld for Fendi on Fendi stationery signed and dated 96/7, (some puckering and one corner crumpled). One unsigned Oscar de la Renta with evening gown, (light crease to one corner). One St

Assemblage of Fashion illustrations were gifted to Bloomingdales New York City Senior executive Circa 1992-3 each designer was asked to illustrate women’s fashion in the kitchen. Framed piece has 31

Heading: Author: Dennie, Joseph, editor Title: The Port Folio, A Monthly Magazine, Devoted to Useful Science, the Liberal Arts, Legitimate Criticism, and Polite Literature; Conducted by Oliver Oldsch

Both ink drawings over pencil on paper depicting three women: One black with grey watercolor, the women balancing vessels on their heads. One embellished with colored pencil and silver ink. Both signe

Lot of 50+ Fashion Illustrations, Jenss Dept Store NY. Collection includes original drawings on illustration board for newspaper advertisements and catalogues. Styles appear to be from the mid to late