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IRIBE Paul (1883-1935)
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IRIBE Paul (1883-1935)
The Dresses of Paul Poiret told by Paul Iribe. Paris, at Paul
Poiret's, 1908.
In-4 carré, [5 ff.], 6 color plates, [4 ff.], all mounted on tabs.
Cardboard, cover with protective flaps.
Original limited edition of 250 numbered copies on Holland with 6 printed plates stenciled by Paul Iribe, including two folders and a short margin.
It was in 1908, with Les Robes de Paul Poiret racontées par Paul Iribe that the great couturier revolutionized the genre: he brought into fashion the bright colours applied with stencil and the models drawn in solids.
Paul Poiret, who appreciated Iribe's drawings, recounted in the newspaper Le
Témoin, his meeting with the designer in 1908: "I entrusted Iribe with my intention to produce a very pretty edition, intended for the elite of society: an album of his drawings representing my dresses would be sent as a tribute to all the great ladies of the world".
PROVENANCE Mr Monod. Handwritten dedication at the beginning of the volume by Paul
Poiret, in brown ink: "To Monsieur Monod, a souvenir of a laborious collaboration. Paul Poiret. January 1909".
(Top cover detached from the notebook with the first 2 leaves, ink stains on the cover and wet spots).
The Dresses of Paul Poiret told by Paul Iribe. Paris, at Paul
Poiret's, 1908.
In-4 carré, [5 ff.], 6 color plates, [4 ff.], all mounted on tabs.
Cardboard, cover with protective flaps.
Original limited edition of 250 numbered copies on Holland with 6 printed plates stenciled by Paul Iribe, including two folders and a short margin.
It was in 1908, with Les Robes de Paul Poiret racontées par Paul Iribe that the great couturier revolutionized the genre: he brought into fashion the bright colours applied with stencil and the models drawn in solids.
Paul Poiret, who appreciated Iribe's drawings, recounted in the newspaper Le
Témoin, his meeting with the designer in 1908: "I entrusted Iribe with my intention to produce a very pretty edition, intended for the elite of society: an album of his drawings representing my dresses would be sent as a tribute to all the great ladies of the world".
PROVENANCE Mr Monod. Handwritten dedication at the beginning of the volume by Paul
Poiret, in brown ink: "To Monsieur Monod, a souvenir of a laborious collaboration. Paul Poiret. January 1909".
(Top cover detached from the notebook with the first 2 leaves, ink stains on the cover and wet spots).