Vintage Poster The Eighteenth Century Woman Poster The Letter George Barbier

Vintage Poster The Eighteenth Century Woman Poster The Letter George Barbier Metropolitan Museum Of Art This poster is from our large collection of vintage art and posters. The Letter George Barbier Metropolitan Museum Of Art. The Eighteenth Century Woman. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. The Costume Institute. December 16, 1811 – September 5, 1982 This Exhibition Is Made Possible By Merle Norman Cosmetics C. Barbier 1921 is in upper right corner. The Letter Illustrated by George Barbier. 1921 From The Book Feles Galantes Published in Paris in 1928. Lent by Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Holme. Fantastic, charming, vintage poster. Local pick up is available. It will be shipped on the poster board as seen in the photos. The Artist: Georges Barbier (1882 – 1932) gave new meaning to flamboyance with his portrayal of extravagant theater costumes of glittering rhinestones, towering headdresses and vast trains. Originally an illustrator for several prominent Paris fashion magazines, he revolutionized these publications into tools that defined women’s clothing styles. The arrival of Art Nouveau provided fertile ground for Barbier’s opulent fashions, and he was soon designing lavish costumes for cabarets, theaters and movies. He created costumes for the famous Folies Bergères, in addition to the entire wardrobe for the movie “Monsieur Beaucaire,” starring Rudolph Valentino. Thanks for looking.