Très Parisien, 1925, No. 1, Pl. 14-TYROL. 1925

This fashion plate, Très Parisien, 1925, by G-P. Joumard, feels like a whispered secret from another era. I can imagine the artist sketching these figures in a bustling Parisian cafe, capturing the essence of the modern woman with deft strokes. The color palette is soft and muted. Look at those cool blues and muted reds, like faded memories. The lines are delicate and precise, yet there's a sense of movement in the way the figures are posed. I can imagine Joumard experimenting with different inks and washes, layering them to create subtle textures and effects. Maybe he was thinking about the changing role of women in society, or perhaps he was simply inspired by the elegance and sophistication of Parisian fashion. Whatever his intentions, the artist invites us to step back in time and glimpse a world of glamour and possibility. It speaks of our enduring fascination with style, beauty, and the ever-changing nature of identity.