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Womans buckle shoe in ivory leather with snakeskin detail
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Womans buckle shoe in ivory leather with snakeskin detail
Womans buckle shoe from Maison Jean Peraro in ivory leather with snakeskin detail in art deco border. Chromolithograph from Andre Camys La Chaussure d Art, The Art Shoe, August-September, Paris, 1930
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Abstract Andre August September Buckle Camy Chaussure Cobbler Dart Heels Ivory Leather Maison Shoe Snakeskin Deco
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This chromolithograph showcases a stunning Women's buckle shoe design from Maison Jean Peraro, as featured in the August-September 1930 issue of "The Art Shoe" by Andre Camy La Chaussure in Paris. The elegant ivory leather shoe is adorned with intricate snakeskin detail, adding an alluring texture and a touch of exoticism. The art deco border frames the design, reflecting the geometric and abstract style that was popular during the era. The buckle, a key element of this design, adds a sense of sophistication and elegance. The high heels, with their sleek lines and refined details, elevate the wearer and evoke a sense of glamour and refinement. The use of ivory leather, a classic and timeless choice, complements the bold snakeskin detail, creating a balance between simplicity and complexity. The chromolithograph, a printing technique that allows for rich and vibrant colors, beautifully captures the intricacies of the design. The use of this technique in the August-September 1930 issue of "The Art Shoe" highlights the importance of fashion as an art form during this period. This Women's buckle shoe design from Maison Jean Peraro is a testament to the creativity and innovation of the cobbler's art during the early 20th century. The combination of ivory leather, snakeskin detail, and art deco design elements makes this a truly unique and beautiful piece, worthy of admiration and appreciation.
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