Gazette du Bon Ton

Published by Lucien Vogel from 1913 to 1925, Gazette du Bon Ton was one of the most renowned, and expensive, luxury fashion publications of the early twentieth century. It held exclusive contracts with leading couture houses including Paquin, Poiret and Worth, and each edition of the journal contained ten lithographic prints, often designed by prominent fashion illustrators such as Georges Lepape and George Barbier. These illustrations were often exquisitely coloured using the pochoir (stencil) printing method. Due to the collectible nature of the pochoir prints, intact issues of the journal are extremely rare and valuable for research purposes.

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1913

1913 issues no. 4-12 and Noel 1913;

1914

1914 issues no. 1-7 (NB two copies of issue no.1);

1915

1915 issues no. 8-9

1920

1920 issues no. 1-6,9-10;

1921

1921 issues no. 1-6,9,10; (NB two copies of issue no. 6)

1922

1922 issues no. 1-10;

1923

1923 issues no. 3-5,12;

1924

1924-1925 issues no. 3. 1924 issues Mar, Apr, May, June, and July
1924-1925 issues no. 2, 4, 5, 6 (2 copies), 8, 9.

1925

‘Le Pavillion de l’elegance L’exposition des arts decoratifs & industires modernes’ Paris 1925, special issue Gazette du Bon Ton;

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2 undated journals