Tailleur de petit drap canari garni de boutons d’ambre clair by Victor Lhuer

Hand-colored 1914 fashion plate of a woman in a green suit and white feathered hat beside a striped black drape.

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Tailleur de petit drap canari garni de boutons d’ambre clair, Victor Lhuer (1914). Via artnap.com

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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 hand-colored fashion plate from the 1914 series Costumes Parisiens shows a woman in a pale green tailored suit with light amber buttons, a white hat with a green feather, and a blue walking stick. She stands beside a dark drape striped in violet, pink and blue. The print is titled 'Tailleur de petit drap canari garni de boutons d'ambre clair' and is attributed to Victor Lhuer.

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