Gazette du Bon Ton. 1913 1921 1924/25 9 Art and Fashion Publications

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.

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.

Gazette du Bon Genre. Art Modes & Frivolites. Lot of 13 Publications from 1921 to 1922 of the French Art Deco fashion magazines founded by Lucien Vogel in 1920. Published by Conde Nast in New York and

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

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

"Apres L 'Ondee" (After the Rainshower), dinner dress by Charles Frederick Worth, color stencil (pochoir) by Alberto-Fabio Lorenzi. From the "Gazette du Bon Ton" (Paris, April 1913) no.6, plate 5. The

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

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

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

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

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/

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

" Konvolut von 20 kolorierten Modestichen des Art-Déco. 8° und 4° teils unter Passepartout. ""Gazette du Bon Ton"" u.a. - Dabei: ""Feuillets d'Art"" 4 Hefte (II-V) ohne die Farbtafeln aber mit den

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:

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; 8&#190

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

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

Heading: (Gazette du Bon Ton) Author: Title: Gazette du Bon Ton - Le Pavilion de l'Élegance: L'Éxposition des Arts Décoratifs & Industries Modernes [with] five further issues from Année

"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

(2) Gazette Bon Ton Fashion Plates 1914, 1920: Plate 2 Essence Mysterierise and Plate 5 L'etourdissant Petit Poisson. Measure 9.75" x 7.5"

Alexander Calder (1898-1976) tapestry hand-woven maguey fiber, woven initialed signature date lower right CA 75 numbered 48/100 lower left, CAC publications/Bon Art, USA, 1975 73" x 98" Provenance: Pr

After Alexander Calder Zebra tapestry CAC Publications/Bon ArtUSA, 1975hand-woven maguey fiber 71.5 w × 97.5 l in (182 × 248 cm) Woven signature, date and number to lower edg

AFTER ALEXANDER CALDER (American, 1898 - 1976)'Pyramids' tapestry, 1975Handwoven jute maguey. Produced by C.A.C. Publications/Bon Art, Guatemala.Signature, date, and number woven into tapestry.Number