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A luxurious fashion magazine published in Paris from 1920
to 1933. It is illustrated with hand-colored pochoir images.
Text is in French. Binding had gold sash.
Pochoir is the French
word for stencil. It's a printmaking technique which was especially
popular in the art deco period and used for fashion plates
among other things. This beautiful, but labor-intensive method
allows a design to be repeated on almost any surface by rubbing,
brushing or spraying ink, dye or paint through holes carefully
cut in a thin sheet of semi-rigid, moisture-proof material.
Our copy is falling apart, but he pochoir images are beautiful
to see.
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