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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260719T115528Z
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260719T115528Z
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DTEND:20160603T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260719T115528Z
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DTEND:20160606T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260719T115528Z
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260719T115528Z
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260719T115528Z
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260719T115528Z
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260719T115528Z
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260719T115528Z
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260719T115528Z
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260719T115528Z
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
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 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260719T115528Z
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260719T115528Z
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260719T115528Z
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DTEND:20160809T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260719T115528Z
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DTSTART:20160810T120000Z
DTEND:20160810T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260719T115528Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1923984
DTSTART:20160811T120000Z
DTEND:20160811T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260719T115528Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1923985
DTSTART:20160812T120000Z
DTEND:20160812T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
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  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:In 1912 Lucien Vogel started a new magazine dedicated to presen
 ting the fashions of the most prominent Parisian design houses in the most
  luxurious way possible - la Gazette du Bon Ton. By 1923 he was the Art Di
 rector of Condé Nast's VOGUE Paris. In between\, a stable of brilliant yo
 ung artists filled the pages of Gazette du Bon Ton with stylish pochoir pr
 ints which would help propel Art Deco to the forefront of the design world
 . Together\, these publishers\, painters\, and craftsmen would shape the a
 rt of fashion for decades to come.\n\n“Vintage Vision” spotlights a se
 lection of images from the Gazette\, reproduced from Mann Library's specia
 l collections to highlight the brilliance and impact of this artistry. Als
 o featured are vintage clothing loaned by the Cornell Costume and Textile 
 Collection in the College of Human Ecology\, as well as work by current st
 udents of FSAD 2640 (Fiber Science and Apparel Design – Draping)\, who\,
  under the guidance of professor Susan Ashdown\, have transformed some of 
 the exhibit’s silhouette images into exquisite half-size models of flowi
 ng\, textured fabric.
LOCATION:Mann Library\, Lobby
SUMMARY:Vintage Vision: Vogel\, Vogue and the Art of "Gazette Du Bon Ton"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/vintage_vogue
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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