Nos impressions. Supplément 1934.
"Le présent catalogue est le complément de celui intitulé: "Nos Nouveatés 1934"--P. [1].
A trade catalog of textile samples manufactured in Lyon, France. In the silk capital of Europe, Lyonnais manufacturers produced brocades for Louis XIV and eventually attracted designers such as Sonia Delaunay and Raoul Dufy. Featuring over one hundred swatches, this unique item offers colorful patterned natural silk crêpes, muslins, and Hunan silks, as well as toiles, artificial crépons, imitation piqués, and synthetic georgette crêpes.
A trade catalog of textile samples manufactured in Lyon, France. In the silk capital of Europe, Lyonnais manufacturers produced brocades for Louis XIV and eventually attracted designers such as Sonia Delaunay and Raoul Dufy. Featuring over one hundred swatches, this unique item offers colorful patterned natural silk crêpes, muslins, and Hunan silks, as well as toiles, artificial crépons, imitation piqués, and synthetic georgette crêpes.
Artwork Details
- Title: Nos impressions. Supplément 1934.
- Printer: M. Guillermaz et Cie.
- Date: 1934
- Geography: Lyon, France
- Dimensions: 77 pages ; Height: 7 1/16 in. (18 cm) ; Width: 10 5/8 in. (27 cm)
- Credit Line: Gift of Friends of the Thomas J. Watson Library.
- Object Number: TS1673 .N67 1934 Quarto
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