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UnknownArt Deco Spanish Woman Fashion Illustrationca. 1920s
ca. 1920s
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Elegant and glamorous fashion illustration from the 1920's,
Original signed gouache painting on paper.
Monogrammed V.S. lower right.
Site: 10"x 7.75" Frame: 19.25"x 17"
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