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The Autumn Fabrics and Original Vogue Designs issue was largely dedicated to “the warp and woof of the mode”—in this case, the textiles from which then-current styles like the bouffant silhouette were made. To illustrate the bounty and variety of materials available that fall, Helen Dryden evoked an earlier time, drawing two women walking in a park in sweeping skirts and jackets. Behind them, under brilliantly hued autumn branches, a parade of horse-drawn carriages driven by livered coachmen. This artwork is a wonderful example of Dryden’s “innovation for magazine covers,” which Helen Appleton Read, an art critic and Vogue contributor, described in a 1924 piece for the Brooklyn Daily Eagle as being “a stylistic sophisticated combination painted in gay flat colors of French prints, the spirit of the rococo of 1830, of hoop skirts, and strapped slippers, pantalets, ringlets, patches and powder, parrots and French poodles, and a dash of the Picasso technique for modern piquancy.”
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| Pieces | 1000 |
| Age | 12+ |
| Manufacturer | New York Puzzle Co |
| Theme | Magazines and Newspapers, People |
| Puzzle Type | Jigsaw Puzzle |
| Mfg. Part Number | NPZVG1710 |
| UPC Number | 819844013929 |
| Puzzle Category | Pop Culture |
| Item Number | 120457 |
| Availability | Online Only |
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The Autumn Fabrics and Original Vogue Designs issue was largely dedicated to “the warp and woof of the mode”—in this case, the textiles from which then-current styles like the bouffant silhouette were made. To illustrate the bounty and variety of materials available that fall, Helen Dryden evoked an earlier time, drawing two women walking in a park in sweeping skirts and jackets. Behind them, under brilliantly hued autumn branches, a parade of horse-drawn carriages driven by livered coachmen. This artwork is a wonderful example of Dryden’s “innovation for magazine covers,” which Helen Appleton Read, an art critic and Vogue contributor, described in a 1924 piece for the Brooklyn Daily Eagle as being “a stylistic sophisticated combination painted in gay flat colors of French prints, the spirit of the rococo of 1830, of hoop skirts, and strapped slippers, pantalets, ringlets, patches and powder, parrots and French poodles, and a dash of the Picasso technique for modern piquancy.”
I love fashion and seeing this art from the 1920s was great fun. The bright colors made working the puzzle a pleasure, almost like being in the park on a cool fall day.
One of my favorite puzzles. The grey/black dress skirt was a bit tricky but otherwise it was quick and fun.
Great puzzle. Challenging but fun!
I've put this puzzle together a couple of times and my daughter has also done it once. I like these magazine covers with fashion on them.
This was a fairly easy puzzle, I thought, but then I usually pick difficult puzzles.
Beautiful, high quality puzzle. If you are an experienced puzzler, you should find this a pleasant experience, not a piece of cake, but not hard either.
Such a lovely puzzle, quite easy, pieces are quite sturdy.
Great puzzle, beautiful and fun to do!
Love all the Vogue puzzles. Fun pictures and good color variation to keep it fun and only a bit challenging.
Bought all these magazine covers so my friends can do puzzles and wine and it’s a blast!
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Bought this puzzle for my fashion conscious sister for Xmas - she will love it!
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