7 Assorted Vintage French Fashion Magazine plates INV 2017

2 from Le Conseiller des Dames et des Demoiselles (1854, 1868)

1 from Le Follet (1850)

1 from Costume Francais

1 from La Mode de Paris (1885)

1 from La Mode

1 La Monituer de La Mode (1856)

In the style of Toudouze, Adèle Anaïs Colin: Painter, draftsman, miniaturist and engraver; Sarazin: Editor, printer, engraver and lithographer; Desjardin: Etcher and lithographer

Largest is 10 ½” x 6 ¾”

About Le Follet: One of the longest lived fashion plate magazines Le Follet Courier des Salons first appeared in 1829. This French magazine was exceptionally stylish and although early plates were not signed, many collectors are now familiar with the signatures of later years.  After the 1840s, all the best fashion plate designers worked for Le Follet.