Set of Three Vintage French Pattern / Tailoring Studies, Ink on Cut Paper, 1972-74 modernist art to wear it is to

to wear it is to feel like a superstar

Shipped folded

but who cares

I pass by a lot of old pyrographed boxes as the imagery tends to be fairly repetitive

This is a Civil War era envelope--one of thousands of designs printed in the north during the war

Set of Three Vintage French Pattern / Tailoring Studies, Ink on Cut Paper, 1972-74 modernist art to wear it is toI purchased these from a seller who extracted them from a portfolio, so know they were made sometime between 1972 74 by a student with the last name of Laisney, surely for a fashion design class relating to pattern making tailoring. I love them graphically, with these yellow construction paper forms cut and pasted against blue then detailed in red and or black ink. Rub off letters numbers were also used for labeling, in French, with a bit of loss here