La Femme a l'Emeraude
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The story behind the motif
Poster with a fashion illustration by Charles Martin from 1923. On the illustration you see the text La femme a l'émeraude, Manteau en tigre, de Max-Leroy. A woman in a beautiful coat stands among palm trees, green leaves, white flowers and a neutral, beige background.
The Gazette du Bon Ton in which the illustration was published was one of the most influential and exclusive fashion magazines of its time. The newspaper bore witness to the carefree and flamboyant lifestyle of the privileged circles. Fashion was art and Paris a theater stage. Gazette du Bon Ton published fashion but also satires, short stories and criticism in a style that was open to new trends.
Illustrator: Charles Martin | Created: 1923.
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