1886 Moniteur de la Mode, Parisian Ladies Fashion (Plate 13-1886) man this charming and colorful piece

this charming and colorful piece was originally exhibited as a point-of-sale marketing tool (you can tell by noting the small hole punched in the middle of the top of the piece where the store owner would have strung some twine through to be able to hang the piece in his store or store window)

Size:  46 x 30 inches

(Charles) Loupot

was a comon image in French popular culture at the time

1886 Moniteur de la Mode, Parisian Ladies Fashion (Plate 13-1886) man this charming and colorful pieceDate: 1886 Size: 10. 25 x 14 inches Notes: Poster, Small, Lithograph Artist: Moniteur de la Mode About The Poster: A vibrantly detailed, highly colored chromolithograph from the Parisian subscription publication Le Moniteur de la Mode. Le Moniteur was a conglomeration of three women's fashion publications (La Gazette Rose Illustre, Le Bon Ton, and L'Elegance Parisienne Reunis), that was popular during the 1880's and 1890's. Sheet measures