VRA Core 4 Example 20: Page in Periodical [as work]

Work record [refid 12]
agent	Jeanne Lanvin (French fashion designer, 1867-1946); Pierre Brissaud (French illustrator, 1885-1964)
culturalContext	French
date	1914 (publication)
description	An example of the new mode of fashion illustration which showed the figures in action, in a genre setting; "rather than simply drawing a mannequin in the outfit, like most previous fashion illustrators, [they] depicted the model in various dramatic and narrative situations."
inscription	Sais-tu ta leçon?; Costumes tailleur de fantaisie de Jeanne Lanvin; Gazette du Bon Ton--No 5; Mai 1914--Pl. 46; plate signed Pierre Brissaud, 1914; circle logo with initials C above L.V. (Lucien Vogel)
location	Paris, Ile-de-France, France [publication]
material	ink on paper (photomechanical lithograph) with hand-applied color (pochoir)
measurements	25.4 x 19.1 cm (width)
relation	partOf Gazette du Bon Ton [periodical] [Core 4 Sample Database, refid="12" relids="w_9"]
rights	publicDomain
source	Core 4 Sample Database (VCat) [source, description] Davis, Mary E.; Classic Chic: Music, Fashion, and Modernism, Berkley CA: University of California Press, 2006 (0520245423)
stateEdition
stylePeriod	Art Deco; Twentieth century
subject	decorative arts; domestic life; genre; Fashion and art; Fashion design; school girl; mother; daughter; street scene; bicycle; gendarme; school uniform; walking dress; feathered hat
technique	offset printing; pochoir
textref
title	Do you know your lesson?: Tailored ensembles imagined by Jeanne Lanvin [en, translated, preferred] Sais-tu ta leçon?: Costumes tailleur de fantaisie de Jeanne Lanvin [fr, inscribed, alternate]
worktype	illustrations (layout features); fashion illustrations