The artwork titled “Costumes Parisiens Fashion Illustration No.56 from Journal Des Dames Et Des Modes, 1913” was created by the artist George Barbier in the year 1913. This piece is part of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and belongs to the illustration genre. The artwork features an intricate and detailed depiction of fashion from the early 20th century.
The illustration portrays a woman and a masked figure, likely attending a masquerade or theatrical event. The woman is dressed in an elaborate red gown adorned with white trimmings, characteristic of late Baroque style. She accessorizes with green earrings and a black hat, and her attire is accentuated with pale blue lace cuffs. The masked figure beside her is dressed in dark, patterned attire, holding a white mask, and sporting a traditional tricorn hat. The background consists of soft, pastel shades, contributing to the delicate aesthetic typical of Art Nouveau illustrations. The overall composition encapsulates the elegance and sophistication of Parisian fashion during that era.
