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1930s Carlos Saenz de Tejada, fashion illustration for Blanco y Negro magazine, Paris. 
The ABC Collection guards 906 original drawings by Sáenz de Tejada, among which 775 are fashion illustrations. A selection of 127 drawings can be shown in this exhibition, all from the period of Tejada in Paris (1931 – 1936). As a front row witness of all the couture shows in Paris (Worth, Patou, Callot Sœurs, Heim, Hermès, Paquin o Rochas), Sáenz de Tejada took fast —but very detailed— notes that would become an illustrated chronicle for his ABC’s and Blanco y Negro’s publications. In most cases, accompanied by an article signed by Thérèse Clemenceau, French Prime Minister’s daughter.
Museo ABC, Madrid, Spain. 
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mote-historie · 28 days
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George Barbier, La Belle Personne, Worth evening dress, detail, fashion plate from Gazette du Bon Ton, 1925.
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pheere · 7 months
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Erté’s illustrations for Harper’s Bazaar 1918-1932
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sabworks · 10 months
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I am determined in my Penumbrification of classic art. This one is inspired by the René Gruau print here:
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descendinight · 1 month
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Off to the races - unfinished [ I have 2 commission slots open🫙]
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kilianromero · 1 month
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Art Goût Beauté (1923)
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Vogue ~ December 1 1914 ~ George Wolfe Plank
(1883–1965) was an American artist illustrator, chiefly remembered for his long-term association with Vogue Magazine, which resulted in years of covers in an Art Deco style related to that of Helen Dryden and influenced by, among others, Edmund Dulac.
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“The smells of Christmas are the smells of childhood” ― Richard Paul Evans, The Christmas Box
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Cover of the April 27, 1929 issue of Vogue, featuring New York fashions. Illustration by Pierre Mourgue.
The cost of the magazine was 55 cents. In 2024 dollars, that's $9.98.
Photo: Condé Nast Store
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annawayne · 3 months
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Suddenly realizing that January was kind of productive in terms of arts (I have no idea how, considering all the events in my life), and had an urge to make it a separate post with it.
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theotherartblog · 1 year
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May the Fourth be with you!
Here’s a glamorous Rodian lady to celebrate, a.k.a doodle-that-turned-into-less-of-a-doodle.
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Cover illustration by PEM (Maurice Pepin), Le Sourire Cover, French Magazine, 1933
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mote-historie · 3 months
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1930 French Art Deco Wedding illustration for Harper's Bazaar by Andre Edouard Marty (A. É. Marty).
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pheere · 7 months
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Erté’s illustrations for Harper’s Bazaar 1918-1932
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silentplayground · 1 year
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Patterns!
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descendinight · 9 days
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懒惰Idle
from: Forgotten tales of Luthelinn and her fair fortress, Finlōmin / Early ages
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