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Art deco fashion plate of two women in 1926 dresses, one navy with white trim, one purple with embroidery.

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Création Anna, Création Philippe Et Gaston, G-P. Joumard (1926), Rijksmuseum. Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored fashion plate from the 1926 series Très Parisien, showing two stylized women in drop-waisted dresses against a tan background. The figure on the left wears a navy dress with white diamond inserts and white trim, while the figure on the right wears a fuchsia-purple dress with floral and paisley embroidery on the sleeves and hem. Captions in French name the designers Anna and Philippe et Gaston and describe the garments. The print is attributed to G-P. Joumard.

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