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1910 La Mode Feminine, Parisian Ladies Fashion (set of 4) Art Et Decoration It features a typical CheretteDate: 1916 Size: 5. 5 x 7. 5 inches Notes: Poster, Small, Lithograph About The Poster: From a lovely set of prints called La Mode Feminine printed in 1920 and purchased in Milan, these pochoirs (hand painted stencils) were designed to show women what to wear for each season, and each social event. Delicate, in excellent condition and ready to frame.