"Un Peu D'Ombre Enfin!” by A.E. Marty, showing a dress by French fashion design house, Doeuillet. Antique French pochoir from Gazette du Bon Ton published in Paris, 1913. It buying is an original pochoir, not a modern reproduction. The pochoir process was a labor intensive technique of producing prints using stencils to apply to the different colors by hand.
Gazette du Bon Ton was a small, but influential French magazine that catered to the upper class of Paris and highlighted the connections between art, fashion, beauty and lifestyle. It was founded by Lucien Vogel and was only published from 1912 to 1925. The magazine was exclusive and featured fine fashion plates on hand made "laid" paper with dramatic pochoir coloring. Many prominent artists and fashion designers contributed to the magazine including George Barbier, A.E. Marty, Pierre Brissaud, Bernard de Monvel, Georges Lepape, Eduardo Garcia Benito, Mario Simon, Charles Martin, Fernand Simeon, Robert Bonfils, and others.
Size:
Approx. 7-3/4" x 9-1/2" (sheet size)
Condition:
Very good. It is clean with bright original hand color...a great design by Marty!
It will be packaged in a sealed plastic sleeve on a backing and will ship within a rigid mailer for protection.
Other original antique fashion pochoirs can be found in our shop at:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/bittenbenderandmoll/?section_id=18029474
Product code: Un buying Peu D'Ombre Enfin, Original 1913 Pochoir from Gazette du Bon Ton, Art Deco French Fashion Print