1900's Original Vintage French Boudoir lithograph (Plate 2) Jeanne Duche Throughout his career his style

Throughout his career his style deviated from the socialist realism that was prevalent during the start of his career and the popular

it was a couture house from the early 1900s to 1910s who made everything from tea gowns to theatre costumes to kimono coats - complete with fur trims and intricate embroidery

5 x 62 inches

Size: 16 x 24 inches

1900's Original Vintage French Boudoir lithograph (Plate 2) Jeanne Duche Throughout his career his styleDate: 1900's Size: 6. 75 x 9. 25 inches (image) 11. 5 x 14 inches (matted) Artist: H. Bac This lithograph is representing a woman lifestyle behind closed doors, in her boudoir, which was a woman private space in her house back in the 19th century. The boudoir according to the Cambridge Dictionary is defined as "a beautifully decorated room used in the past by a woman for sleeping, dressing, relaxing and entertaining for a close circle of female