Pelisse feminina
1935-1942
Pelisse feminina by Jean Peszel, 1935-1942, Design
Related Artworks
- Pattern for Dress Jean Peszel c. 1936
- Dress Jean Peszel 1935-1942
- Reception Gown Jean Peszel c. 1940
- Dress Jean Peszel c. 1936
- Lady’s Pelisse Jean Peszel c. 1937
- Dress Jean Peszel c. 1936
- Dress Jean Peszel c. 1937
- Dress with Quilted Petticoat Jean Peszel 1935-1942
- Pattern for a Dress Jean Peszel c. 1936
- Child’s Dress Jean Peszel 1935-1942
- Shawl Jean Peszel c. 1939
- Dress Jean Peszel 1935-1942
- Chemise Jean Peszel c. 1939
- Boy’s Suit Jean Peszel c. 1936
- Dress Jean Peszel c. 1937
- Dress Jean Peszel c. 1938
- Dress Jean Peszel c. 1939
- Shoes Jean Peszel 1935-1942
- Nightgown Jean Peszel 1935-1942
- Hat Jean Peszel c. 1939
- Cap Jean Peszel c. 1936
- Fan Jean Peszel 1935-1942
- Dress Jean Peszel c. 1938
- Dress Jean Peszel c. 1936
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- Armchair Edward L. Loper c. 1936
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