Georges Lepape - "La Femme, l'Enfant et la Famille", Peinture et Miroir
By Georges Lepape
Located in NEUILLY-SUR-SEINE, FR
Georges Lepape (1887-1971) - "La Femme, l'Enfant et la Famille" Technique : Techniques mixtes sur toile Date de création : Vers 1937 Dimensions : H : 195 cm L : 131 cm Signature : ...
Mirror, Paint
Art Deco ‘Glamour’ Dressing Table
Located in Petworth, GB
Art Deco maple dressing table With ebonized mahogany detailing Pull round integral feature stool Suede foot rest and stool cover Four quarter-cut revolving jewellery drawers wit...
Maple
Curved Art Deco Modern Vanity Set By Paul Poiret
By Paul Poiret
Located in North York, ON
This stunning Modern Art Deco Style curved vanity, designed by the iconic French designer Paul Poiret, is an impressive work of art perfect for any bedroom.
Metal
Rare French Art Deco Atelier Martine Black Lacquer Dressing Table
By Atelier Martine
Located in London, GB
A rare Art Deco carved timber dressing table attributed to Paul Poiret for Atelier Martine. Featuring an octagonal swing mirror with original bevelled plate, a shaped stand with two ...
Lacquer
Le Manteau Rouge, Original Gouache
By Georges Lepape
Located in Roma, IT
Le Manteau Rouge is an original modern artwork realized by Georges Lepape in the 1920s. Original gouache. Passepartout included (cm 63 x 49). A wood frame is included (cm 72 x 57). ...
Gouache
Benito - Diane for Paul Poiret
Located in Los Angeles, CA
He caught the eye of the famous fashion designer Paul Poiret, who introduced him to Conde Nast.
Benito - Dogaresse - for Paul Poiret
Located in Los Angeles, CA
He caught the eye of the famous fashion designer Paul Poiret, who introduced him to Conde Nast.
Benito - Scherazade - for Paul Poiret
Located in Los Angeles, CA
He caught the eye of the famous fashion designer Paul Poiret, who introduced him to Conde Nast.
Benito for Vogue 1934
Located in Los Angeles, CA
He caught the eye of the famous fashion designer Paul Poiret, who introduced him to Conde Nast.
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Benito
Located in Los Angeles, CA
He caught the eye of the famous fashion designer Paul Poiret, who introduced him to Conde Nast.