Set of 4 1928 French Pochoir Costume Prints After Gratiane De Gardilanne – Art Deco Regional Dress Plates, Framed

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A refined and highly decorative set of four interwar French costume plates, originally created circa 1928 after illustrations by Gratiane … Read more A refined and highly decorative set of four interwar French costume plates, originally created circa 1928 after illustrations by Gratiane de Gardilanne, documenting traditional regional dress of France.

Each print depicts a different province and period costume:

• La Guyenne – Servante Bordelaise
• La Gascogne – Femme de Barèges
• La Saintonge – Mariée de l’Ile de Ré
• La Normandie – Jeune Fille d’Étretat

These plates are rendered in rich, solid color with layered pigment consistent with pochoir (hand-stenciled) or fine art lithographic printing techniques used in France during the late 1920s–early 1930s. The color fields show depth and subtle variation typical of period stencil application.

Each piece references French museum collections and XIXe siècle costume traditions, reflecting the interwar era’s cultural movement to preserve regional heritage.

Beautifully presented in matching custom frames, the set offers strong visual cohesion and makes an elegant statement when displayed together.

Perfect for:
• French country interiors
• Art Deco spaces
• Traditional libraries or studies
• Boutique hospitality settings
• Collected, European-inspired walls

Dimensions (Framed) Each: 15” W x 20.5” H

Offered as a complete set of four. See less