Robe d’après-midi, de Beer et robe du soir, de Worth
Porter Woodruff · 1894-1959
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Robe d’après-midi, de Beer et robe du soir, de Worth, Porter Woodruff (1921). Via artnap.com
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This 1921 print by Porter Woodruff shows two stylized women in fashion illustration style, one in a striped afternoon dress and one in a patterned evening gown, set against a dark hatched background with a curved stone balustrade. The drawing uses black crayon with white and reddish-brown highlights on a grey paper ground. The caption beneath identifies the dresses as by de Beer and Worth.
