| agent |
Jeanne Lanvin (French fashion designer, 1867-1946); Pierre Brissaud (French illustrator,
1885-1964)
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| culturalContext |
French |
| date |
1914 (publication) |
| description |
An example of the new mode of fashion illustration which showed the figures in action,
in a genre setting; "rather than simply drawing a mannequin in the outfit, like most
previous fashion illustrators, [they] depicted the model in various dramatic and narrative
situations."
Davis, Mary E.; Classic Chic: Music, Fashion, and Modernism, Berkley CA: University
of California Press, 2006 (0520245423) [description source] |
| inscription |
Sais-tu ta leçon?; Costumes tailleur de fantaisie de Jeanne Lanvin; Gazette du Bon
Ton--No 5; Mai 1914--Pl. 46; plate signed Pierre Brissaud, 1914; circle logo with
initials C above L.V. (Lucien Vogel)
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| location |
Paris, Île-de-France, France [publication] |
| material |
ink on paper (photomechanical lithograph) with hand-applied color (pochoir) |
| measurements |
25.4 x 19.1 cm (width) |
| relation |
partOf Gazette du Bon Ton [periodical] [Core 4 Sample Database, refid="12" relids="w_9"] |
| rights |
publicDomain
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| source |
Core 4 Sample Database (VCat) |
| stateEdition |
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| stylePeriod |
Art Deco; Twentieth century |
| subject |
decorative arts; domestic life; genre; Fashion and art; Fashion design; school girl;
mother; daughter; street scene; bicycle; gendarme; school uniform; walking dress;
feathered hat
|
| technique |
offset printing; pochoir |
| textref |
|
| title |
Do you know your lesson?: Tailored ensembles imagined by Jeanne Lanvin [translated, true, en]
Sais-tu ta leçon?: Costumes tailleur de fantaisie de Jeanne Lanvin [inscribed, false, fr] |
| worktype |
illustrations (layout features); fashion illustrations |
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| image courtesy Allan Kohl |
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