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Fortuny Delphos – or “How to Pleat by Hand” – Larva – Historical Dressmaking
Fortuny Delphos – or “How to Pleat by Hand”
Fortuny Delphos – or “How to Pleat by Hand” – Larva – Historical Dressmaking
Pleated silk gown trimmed at top edge of SLV, SS & peplos hem w/ striped Murano glass beads, original bronze stenciled silk satin belt signed on back at loop closure, signed tape at interior underarm "Fortuny depose Made in Italy”, original box w/ sticker “Mariano Fortuny, Venise”,
BRONZE FORTUNY PEPLOS GOWN, VENICE, 1920-1930s
Pleated silk gown trimmed at top edge of SLV, SS & peplos hem w/ striped Murano glass beads, original bronze stenciled silk satin belt signed on back at loop closure, signed tape at interior underarm "Fortuny depose Made in Italy”, original box w/ sticker “Mariano Fortuny, Venise”,
Robe et manteau de Mariano Fortuny (1871-1949)
1930s Fortuny delfos dress with kaftan
Lot 55 - A good Mariano Fortuny pale sea-green pleated
Lot 55 - A good Mariano Fortuny pale sea-green pleated
Lot 55 - A good Mariano Fortuny pale sea-green pleated
Mariano Fortuny | Ensemble | Italian | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Fortuny | "Delphos" | Italian | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Mariano Fortuny | Ensemble | Italian | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Mariano Fortuny, el outsider de la moda.
Mariano Fortuny, el outsider de la moda.
Mariano Fortuny, el outsider de la moda.
Henriette Fortuny con prototipo di abito Delphos Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo1909 “The pleating that Fortuny used was all done by hand and no one has been able to recreate pleating that is as fine as his or has held its shape like his dresses have for many years. He also manufactured his own dyes and pigments for his fabrics using ancient methods. His dresses are seen as fine works of art today and many survive, still pleated, in museums and many people’s personal collections”
Henriette Fortuny con prototipo di abito Delphos Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo1909
Henriette Fortuny con prototipo di abito Delphos Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo1909 “The pleating that Fortuny used was all done by hand and no one has been able to recreate pleating that is as fine as his or has held its shape like his dresses have for many years. He also manufactured his own dyes and pigments for his fabrics using ancient methods. His dresses are seen as fine works of art today and many survive, still pleated, in museums and many people’s personal collections”
lauren hutton
lauren hutton
Fortuny Delphos Dress, ca. 1909-1910
Fortuny Delphos Dress, ca. 1909-1910 (Manchester City Galleries 1991.154)
Fortuny Delphos Dress, ca. 1909-1910