Les Burgraves Le Théâtre by Henri Mairet (1902)

Black and white summer fashion advertisement showing men and women at a racecourse grandstand, with a top hat and parasols.

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A black and white advertisement with the heading Belle Jardinière and the address 2, rue du Pont-Neuf, Paris, shows fashionably dressed men and women at a racecourse grandstand. A man in a top hat and a man in a bowler hat with binoculars stand among seated women holding parasols, and a soldier in uniform reads a paper nearby. The caption Modes d'Été and text about enlarged premises indicate a summer clothing promotion.

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1902

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