The artwork, titled “Costumes Parisiens Fashion Illustration No.61 from Journal Des Dames Et Des Modes, 1913,” was created by George Barbier in 1913. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the genre of illustration.
The illustration showcases a sophisticated scene quintessential of the early 20th century French fashion. A stylish woman, adorned in a flowing dress featuring a vivid red coral pattern, stands with poise next to an ornate fish bowl resting on an elegant green pedestal. Her dress, detailed with intricate designs and paired with red heels, is complemented by a decorative headband. The backdrop is a deep, contrasting black enhanced by small floral motifs, drawing attention to the subject’s elegant posture and attire. This artwork encapsulates the elegance and artistry characteristic of George Barbier’s illustrations, capturing the essence of Parisian fashion during the period.
