Fémina, La Mode en Couleurs
Victor Lhuer · 1876-1952
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Why is this public domain? Victor Lhuer died in 1952; this work is in the public domain.
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A color fashion plate from the Fémina magazine page numbered 160 shows several women in tailored day dresses and hats in a park setting with trees and shrubs. A small child in a white outfit and red-trimmed hat stands at left while two younger children sit on the grass at lower right, and a small inset diagram shows four garment views with French captions. The page is attributed to Victor Lhuer and dated 1914.
