George Barbier French Fashion Prints 1912

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Robe de charmeuse garnie de zibeline by Victor Lhuer CP128 Reg Price: ~~$165~~ Sale Price: SOLD	Toilette de nuit en linon a pois garnie by Robert Pichenot CP54 Reg Price: ~~$165~~ Sale Price: $80	Jupe de satin bordeaux by Germain Leurain CP169 Reg Price: ~~$145~~ Sale Price: $75


Robe de Garden Party by H. Robert Dammy CP159 Reg Price: ~~$165~~ Sale Price: $80	Robe de velours mais by Pierre E. Leguai CP111 Reg Price: ~~$145~~ Sale Price: $75	Robe d'apres-midi en velours noir by H. Robert Dammy CP48 Reg Price: ~~$145~~ Sale Price: $75


Une Mariee by Armand Vallée CP94 Reg Price: ~~$145~~ Sale Price: $75	Robe d'Interieur CP65 Reg Price: ~~$145~~ Sale Price: $75	Robe a combinaison de noir et blanc by Hy Fournier CP93 Reg Price: ~~$145~~ Sale Price:SOLD


Robe de crepon blanc CP66 Reg Price: ~~$145~~ Sale Price: $75	Robe de nansouk bordee de linon bleu de ciel by Victor Lhuer CP177 Reg Price: ~~$165~~ Sale Price: $80	Robe de crepe de Chine by Victor Lhuer CP79 Reg Price: ~~$145~~ Sale Price: $75


Robe de campagne: jaquette plissee en crepe CP11 Reg Price: ~~$145~~ Sale Price: $75	Bouse de ratine a ceinture brodee CP145 Reg Price: ~~$145~~ Sale Price: $75	Toilette de garden-party by Victor Lhuer CP89 Reg Price: ~~$145~~ Sale Price: $75

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These extremely rare prints are from the Journal des Dames et des Modes, Costumes Parisiens. These pochoir illustrations were published from 1912-1914, with only 1,279 copies published per issue. The selection offered here is from printing #240, with the title page so marked.

Similar to the Bon Ton Gazette, but even more scarce, it was designed to appeal to the elite of Paris, with high fashion plates and chatty articles on all aspects of life for the privileged, it transcends its mundane goals through the incredible quality of the publication from the high quality paper to the breath taking beauty of the prints and the high quality of the art throughout.

Many of the works of the fashion designers of the day were featured, especially George Barbier, who made his debut as a fashion designer with this work. The most notable artists utilized were Brunelleschii, Leon Bakst, J. van Brock, Etienne Drian, Pierre Legrain, Victor Lheur, Armand Vallee, Gerda Wegener, along with many others. George Barbier was truly a luminary of the time, becoming hugely successful in the world of design and haute couture fashion illustration, contributing to Vogue as well as Bon Ton and Journal des Dames. His designs for the magazine are particularly prized.

George Barbier Costumes Parisiens Pochoir Prints 1912