Nuit Étoilée
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Nuit Étoilée, G-P. Joumard (1926), Rijksmuseum. Via artnap.com
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A hand-colored fashion plate from 1926 shows two women in evening dresses, one in blue velvet with large ribbon bows at the hip and the other in black with a sheer lace wrap. The figures stand against a tan ground with a small blue tree and a blue shadow beneath them. The caption beneath the plate, in French, describes the blue velvet gown and the lace-lightened satin sheath. The print is attributed to G-P. Joumard and dated 1926.
