Dior 1954

Here is a rare opportunity to own a breathtaking 1954 Dior Original designed by Dior himself in France, for the American market, before he passed away.

As pictured, the garment is very similar to Christian Dior's 1954 'Angelique' design. All hand-finished and a gorgeous investment piece that will continue to increase in value.

Also lived in San Francisco and the Monterey Peninsula. Died in LA in 1954. Size is framed size.

But Roger Landault works with other publishers like Bouvier (see the chair 6517, published from 1954). Roger Landault dies in 1983. Our sideboard can be dated around the end of the...

She spent most of her life in London, never marrying. She died in Lambeth in 1954. The painting is housed in a new, English made gilt frame which is in excellent condition.

Tireless traveler, he spent a long time in the East where he carried out numerous studies of costumes and landscapes exhibited in London, Paris and Brussels. Mario Moretti Foggia di...

He has among other things designed for Thonet (furniture), Artifort (furniture), Simca (car interiors), Ericsson (phones) and Christian Dior (packaging). He worked since 1954 as a fr...

As pictured, the idea is very similar to the 1954 Christian Dior "Nuit D'Aout" strapless gown.

FYI: André Derain, (born June 10, 1880, Chatou, France—died September 8, 1954, Garches), French painter, sculptor, printmaker, and designer who was one of the principal Fauvists.

This is an early 1950s piece and you can see the heavy Dior New Look influence on it. The coat is cut extremely similar to the couture 1954 Dior I recently sold to a private collector.

Here is a rare opportunity to own a breathtaking 1954 Dior Original designed by Dior himself for the American market, before he passed away.

Unlabeled, from the1954 "H Line" collection of Christian Dior. This is an amazing Haute Couture under dress from the collection of Eleanor de Guine, see below. This would be worn ...

Here is a rare opportunity to own a breathtaking 1954 Dior Original designed by Dior himself for the American market, before he passed away.

Lubbers lived in New York fewer than six years, mostly from 1916 to 1919 and 1926 to 1928, but during these stays he made not only paintings, but also copious drawings. Lubbers di...