"Divinely Elegant: The World Of Ernst Dryden" 1989 LIPMANN, Anthony (SOLD) Abercrombie & Fitch Frame Sz: 12"H x 10"W Theatre

Name: "Divinely Elegant: The World Of Ernst Dryden" 1989 LIPMANN, Anthony (SOLD) Abercrombie & Fitch Frame Sz: 12"H x 10"W Theatre
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"Divinely Elegant: The World Of Ernst Dryden" 1989 LIPMANN, Anthony (SOLD) Abercrombie & Fitch Frame Sz: 12"H x 10"W Theatre Frame Sz: 12"H x 10"W Gruau's artwork epitomises 1950s fashion and style 1938) was an Austrian costume designer and graphic artist Dryden was a fashion illustrator for the great Weimar era fashion magazine Die Dame before making his way west to Hollywood (with a brief stop in New York to design a clothing line for Saks)

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