Graham's Magazine Philadelphia - Le Moniteur de la Mode Paris The Fashion Monitor

Le Moniteur de la Mode (The Fashion Monitor)

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19th century Women's Fashion Engravings
Le Journal des Dames et des Modes, Costume Parisien, Paris (Ladies' Fashion Journal, Parisian Costume Paris)
#	Image	Title & Publisher	Medium	Date	Notes	-
01-		Chapeau de Crepe Orne de Rubans de Gaze et de Fleurs de Tulipier by Costume Parisien, Paris (Parisian Dress Gown, Paris)	Original Hand-Coloured Engraving	1827	Framed
02.-		Chapeau de Satin, Robe de Satin a Corsage et Manches Herisses de Peintes by Costume Parisien, Paris (Parisian Dress Gown, Paris)	Original Hand-Coloured Engraving	1828	Framed
03.-		Coeffure en Gaze Lamme, Camelia et Cheveaux Par Mr. Plaisir Corsage de Velours, Robe de Crepe Pelisse de Satin by Costume Parisien, Paris (Parisian Dress Gown, Paris)	Original Hand-Coloured Engraving	1819	Framed
Costumes Divers (Diverse Costumes)
04.-		Maconnaise (A girl in her native costume from the Maconnaise region of France) by Charles Philipon	Original Hand-Colored Lithograph	1830	Matted
05.-		Riche Paysanne des Pyrenees Espagnoles (Rich Country Girl from the Spanish Pyrenees) by Charles Philipon	Original Hand-Colored Lithograph	1830	Matted
Galerie Royale de Costumes (Royal Gallery of Costumes)
06.-		Femme de l'ile de Procidal (Royaume de Naples) by Alophe for the Galerie Royale de Costumes	Original Lithograph Printed in Colors	c. 1870	Matted
Godey's Lady's Book, Philadelphia Published by Louis A. Godey (1830 to 1898)
07.-		Godey's Fashions for October, 1864 by Christopher Kimmel 'Chr. Kimmel & Co.' for Godey's Lady's Book, Philadelphia.	Original Hand-Coloured Engraving	1864	Matted
08.-		Godey's Fashions for April, 1863 by Capewell & Kimmel for Godey's Lady's Book, Philadelphia	Original Hand-Coloured Engraving	1863	Matted
Graham's Magazine, Philadelphia & Le Moniteur de la Mode, Paris
09.-		Le Moniteur de la Mode (The Fashion Monitor), Graham's Magazine, Philadelphia	Original Hand-Coloured Engraving	1850	Framed
Modes et Costumes Historiques (Fashions and Historical Costumes) Published by Pauquet Freres, Paris
10.-		La Folie du Jour: Directoire (The Folly of the Day: Directoire Period, 1795-99) by Hippolyte Pauquet based upon a design by Louis Leopold Boilly	Original Hand-Coloured Engraving	1864	Matted
11.-		Modes Parisiennes: Regne de Louis XVI, 1787 (Paris Fashion: Reign of Louis XVI, 1787) by Polydor Pauquet based upon a design by Philibert-Louis Debucourt	Original Hand-Coloured Engraving	1864	Matted
La Mode Illustree, Paris (The Illustrative Fashion, Paris)
12.-		La Mode Illustree (The Illustrated Fashion) by Adele-Anais Toudouze	Original Hand-Coloured Engraving	1850	Matted	Sold
Petit Courrier des Dames, Jounal des Modes, Paris (Petite Lady's Courier, Fashion Journal, Paris)
13.-		Redingotte Blouse D'Organdie Brodee published by Petit Courrier des Dames, Paris (The Petite Lady's Courier)	Original Hand-Coloured Engraving	1819	Framed
14.-		Robe de Tulle Terminee published by Petit Courrier des Dames, Paris (The Petite Lady's Courier)	Original Hand-Coloured Engraving	1825	Framed

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Title:	Le Moniteur de la Mode (The Fashion Monitor)
Date:	1850
Medium:	Original Hand-Colored Engraving
Publisher:	Moniteur, Paris & Graham's Magazine, Philadelphia
Note:	Mid nineteenth century fashion engravings stand out for their distinction. They were created for a relatively small minority - the upper and middle class woman - and thus detail and fine work were stressed. by 1860, however, with the rise of the industrial revolution, the fashion engraving fell into the hands of mass production. Wood engraving usually replaces steel engraving, and the prints, in general, became slipshod and careless.
	During its primary years of publication, the Philadelphia based, Graham's Magazine went to the great expense of importing fashion engravings (already hand-colored by French artists) directly from Le Moniteur de la Mode and Le Follet, in Paris. French fashion plates were the most highly prized. These expensive engravings continued to be published by Graham's until 1854, when high costs forced the American publisher to convert to less expensive, domestic wood engraved illustrations.
	Paris was the capital for fashion innovation and design. What was in vogue in Paris would be worn by fashionable ladies in Vienna, Berlin, Rome and London and in the States. The hand-coloured French fashion engraving was responsible for filtering the new styles throughout the major cities of Europe and thus represented great wealth to the clothing industry of Paris. No expense was spared to commission talented engravers and colourists for these beautiful works of art.
Size:	9 X 6 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Framed and Matted with 100% Archival Materials

Buy Now	Price: $265.00 US
Condition:	Printed on nineteenth century wove paper and with full margins as published by Graham's Magazine in Philadelphia in 1850. This is a fine, bright fashion plate bearing no trace of staining or discoloration and in excellent condition throughout.
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Graham's Magazine, Philadelphia

Le Moniteur de la Mode (The Fashion Monitor)