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Art deco fashion plate of a couple in evening wear, woman with red feathered fan, man with cane, red car at right.

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Le départ pour le casino Manteau du soir, de Worth, George Barbier (1923), Rijksmuseum. Via artnap.com

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A stylized 1923 fashion plate by George Barbier shows a man in evening dress holding a cane beside a woman wearing a patterned purple evening coat with fur trim and a jeweled turban, holding a red feathered fan. A red automobile with two passengers appears at the lower right. The print is titled Le départ pour le casino, Manteau du soir, de Worth and is part of the Gazette issue numbered 3, plate 13.

Museum record: Rijksmuseum