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[FASHION]
Le Moniteur de La Mode.
Le Moniteur de la Mode (Paris) was a weekly fashion magazine for which all the plates were drawn by artist, illustrator, and lithographer, Jules David, from its launch in 1843 until his death in 1892, numbering about 2600. Together with another established artist, Compte-Calix for Les Modes Parisiennes (launched the same year), he introduced the atmosphere of a conversation piece, placing his figures in more natural interiors and landscapes. His plates were subsequently issued in many other magazines in France, Europe, and America, including The Englishwoman's Domestic Magazine.
- Published
- Paris: Boulevard Montmartre, [1874].
- References
- Colas 2126.
- Plates
- 34
- Binding/Size
- M=4to
- Value
- 0-5000
- Published
- Paris: Boulevard Montmartre, [1874].
- Ref
- 821
Journal du Grand Monde, Modes, Literature, Beaux-Arts, Theatres, etc. French text. Stout quarto. Rebound in half red morocco over marbled paper-covered boards; gilt-lettered and ruled spine; new endpapers laid down. Thirty-four hand-coloured engravings, one of which is two pages and with numerous black & white engravings. It includes all complete issues for 1874 (No. 1 through no. 52) but missing numbers 30 and 45. The journal began publication in April 1843. Coloured plates in order: 1. A pair of ladies in delicate, formal evening gowns and fans. 2. A pair of ladies in attractive, formal blue and gray dresses, standing on the decking outside a large marquee. 3. A pair of ladies viewing paintings in a national gallery. Dresses in light gray and fawn, and blue. 4. A pair of ladies about to go through a garden gate, one carries a small basket of flowers. 5. A pair of ladies standing in attractive dresses in blue and green overlooking the sea. 6. A pair of very fashionable ladies at the seaside, in fetching dresses in blue and fawn. 7. A pair of ladies, one is standing on a bridge over a stream, the other sitting beside her, on the bank, fishing with a small rod. 8. A group of fashionably dressed people, including two ladies, standing in dresses of violet and orange. 9. A pair of ladies, one is holding a small dog on a leash, in dresses of blue and brown. 10. A pair of ladies in a drawing-room, in dresses of light gray and olive green. 11. A pair of ladies in a room, one is wearing a dress in emerald green with black trimmings, the other in a dress of blue with a black mantle. 12. A pair of ladies in delightful walking dresses. One is wearing a discrete lace veil over her face, and the other is pulling on a bell cord. 13. A pair of ladies, one dresses beautifully in a layered dress of white, pink, and pale green, the other in a dress of violet and lace. 14. A pair of ladies in full, formal evening dresses, complete with gloves and fans. Dreses are pink and black and cream and green. 15. A pair of ladies in a room with a piano and table with a cloth with a set of heraldic arms embroidered upon it. 16. An assortment of ladies hats and other fashionable accessories (6 figs.) 17. A pair of ladies conversing in a room. One lady is seen in a dress of emerald green and black lace, the other in a dress of beautiful dress of black velvet. 18. A pair of ladies in a large drawing-room in elegant violet and black velvet dresses and green and cream stripes &c. 19. A pair of ladies, one standing, playing the piano, in a dress of blue, edged with white fur, the other standing nearby listening intently in a dress of various shades of brown. 20. A pair of ladies in formal ball gowns, complete with gloves and fans, looking down upon a young girl holding a posy of flowers. 21. A pair of ladies about to enter a ball, beautiful dresses in flowing gowns of pale blue and cream and cream and pale pink. 22. A pair of ladies, standing outside on a Parisian street, looking in a gallery window full of old master paintings. The ladies are delicately attired in a walking dress and a traveling dress and cloak. 23. A pair of ladies in a large drawing-room, standing by a table. One is dressed in blue, the other in a caramel coloured dress with black velvet, fur-trimmed mantle over the top. 24. A lady in a beautiful flowing turquoise dress receives a well-dressed young girl and a child, who bears a small posy of flowers. 25. A pair of ladies entering a room; one in a black dress with ribbons, the other in a dress edged in black. 26. A pair of ladies in evening wear, attending the theatre, or perhaps the opera, with a male companion. 27. A pair of ladies purchasing tickets at a booking office. One is in a dress of olive and brown; the other in a dress of violet. 28. A pair of fashionable ladies attending the horse races, one is a pretty dress of emerald green, with some black trim, the other in a dress of gray with black lace trim and violet. 29. A pair of ladies in their respective walking dresses, one is holding a parasol. 30. A pair of ladies conversing in a botanical conservatory, standing by a bench. 31. A pair of ladies; one is seen in her bridal gown and veil, the other in a formal dress of varying shades of violet &c. 32. A group of well-dressed, fashionable young ladies, some holding parasols, chatting happily on the balcony of a stately home. (double page plate) 33. A pair of ladies stop and talk by a small boating pool. 34. A wedding in miniature! A group of small children dressed in the latest fashions...attended by a bride and groom.