Traditional Zulu. South Africa. Peul. African tribes. Ethiopia Senegambia.
Ethiopia Senegambia. Zulu, Peul.
Ivory and tortoiseshell. Costume Models by J. H. Schulz.
Ivory and tortoiseshell. Costume Models by J. H. Schulz. Hamburg and Baden-Baden. Drawing by Steffie Nathan. Styl, table 6, Issue 5/6. Gallery: STYL – 1920s German Art Déco Fashion Magazine… Read More
Käthe Dorsch. After an etching by Emil Orlik.
Käthe Dorsch, pseudonym of Katharina Dorsch was a German actress.
Lost Illusions. Evening dress by Hammer
Lost Illusions. Evening dress by Hammer. Drawing by Kenan. Styl, table 9, Issue 5/6. Gallery: STYL – 1920s German Art Déco Fashion Magazine by Ludwig Sternaux. Published in Berlin by… Read More
Cape coat and evening dress. Drawing by Grete Kaltenecker
The new image. Cape coat and evening dress from the Vienna fashion house Max Becker. Drawing by Grete Kaltenecker. Styl, panel 11, Issue 5/6. Gallery: STYL – 1920s German Art Déco… Read More
Tailcoat suits by Karl Spangemacher, Bremen.
The foreign guest. Tailcoat suits by Karl Spangemacher, Bremen. Drawing by Ernst L. Kretschmann. Styl, table 12, Issue 5/6. Gallery: STYL – 1920s German Art Déco Fashion Magazine by Ludwig… Read More
At the height. Sportswear by Herrmann Hoffmann.
At the height. Sportswear by Herrmann Hoffmann. Drawing by R. L. Leonard. Styl, table 1, Issue 5, 1922. Gallery: STYL – 1920s German Art Déco Fashion Magazine by Ludwig Sternaux.… Read More
Black – White. Promenade Costume by V. Mannheim.
Black – White. Promenade Costume by V. Mannheim. Drawing by Offterdinger. Styl, table 5, Issue 5, 1922. Gallery: STYL – 1920s German Art Déco Fashion Magazine by Ludwig Sternaux. Published… Read More
Japan. Historical civil and military costumes.
Mongol Race. Japanese costumes. 1. Officer of the Taikoon, in Civil Costume. 2. Mendicant Bonze. 3. Bonze of a Superior Order. 4. Military Dress from Original in Kensington Museum. 5.6. Japanese… Read More
Anne Of Brittany, duchess of Brittany, queen consort of France.
Anne de Bretagne 1477-1514, 2ème Femme de Louis XII, d’après Gaignières, 1500. Modes et Costumes Historiques 1864.