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1922 Pochoir French Revolution Costume Lady Hair Shawls - ORIGINAL COS1 TPM1 Andy Devine

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1922 Pochoir French Revolution Costume Lady Hair Shawls - ORIGINAL COS1 TPM1 Andy DevineThis an original 1922 pochoir print of hairstyles (coiffures),caps, and shawls worn by upper class French women during the period of the French Revolution (1789 1799). Please note that fig. 4 has applied gold ink which appears brown in our digital image. Period Paper has obtained a beautiful collection of original pochoir prints of French costumes and clothing design for women covering the period from 1037 to 1870. This rare collection was printed by

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