Art - Goût - Beauté, Feuillets de l' élégance féminine, Mars 1932, No. 139, 12e Année, p. 6 1932

This is a page from a magazine titled 'Art - Goût - Beauté' from March 1932 by the artist R. Drivon. You can see in the way they’re drawn, thin lines, everything is really flat. The color palette is very muted, earthy browns and grays which adds to the overall sense of understated sophistication. The texture of the paper is smooth, almost glossy, giving it a polished feel. The thinness of the ink is interesting because even though it's flat, it has depth. I love the way the fabric drapes, that’s the best part. The way the artist describes that is really amazing. There is an exchange of ideas. It makes me think of other artists such as Erté, who were exploring similar themes. Ultimately, art embraces ambiguity, inviting us to interpret and create our own meanings.