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Don t you think they re a little exaggerated? Humorous drawing by Abel Faivre
XEE4156744 Don t you think they re a little exaggerated? Humorous drawing by Abel Faivre (1867-1945). " The Laughter", n. 45 1895. - A woman tries a new dress, with two large sleeves. Shes asking for advice from her dressed-up. by Faivre, Jules Abel (1867-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: Don t you think they re a little exaggerated? Humorous drawing by Abel Faivre (1867-1945). " The Laughter", n. 45 1895. - A woman tries a new dress, with two large sleeves, She asks for advice to her dresses.); Stefano Bianchetti; French, out of copyright
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Coquetry Laughable Morals 19th Mode
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Don't you think they're a little exaggerated?
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. This humorous drawing by Abel Faivre captures the essence of fashion and societal norms in the late 19th century. The print, titled "The Laughter", depicts a woman trying on a new dress with two large sleeves, seeking advice from her dressed-up companions. In this comical scene, the woman's uncertainty about her extravagant attire is evident as she questions whether the oversized sleeves are too much. The artist skillfully portrays the absurdity of fashion trends during that time period, highlighting how individuals often followed societal expectations without questioning their practicality or aesthetic appeal. Faivre's caricature not only pokes fun at fashion but also reflects broader themes such as domestic life and coquetry within French society. Through his detailed engraving, he captures the nuances of facial expressions and body language to convey humor and amusement. This artwork serves as a reminder that fashion can sometimes be laughable and excessive. It invites viewers to reflect on how trends come and go, challenging us to question our own choices in clothing and style. Despite being created over a century ago, this print continues to resonate today by reminding us not to take ourselves too seriously when it comes to matters of appearance.
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