Givenchy Paris No. 61 Gaming Head's 1967 tome serves as

Head's 1967 tome serves as a timeless reference to looking your best

Art Sz: 16 3/4"H x 13 1/4"W

Such works were acquired by Rebay and Guggenheim between 1929 and 1939 and shown in Art of Tomorrow

arguing that proper attire and grooming lead to success and better self-confidence

A colour-plate of Historic Becher's Brook made especially for Polo Magazine by Paul Desmond Brown 1933 & pencil signed (LR) together with a horse head remarque To Tod and Ethel Very Sincerely Paul in the (LR) margin

Givenchy Paris No. 61 Gaming Head's 1967 tome serves asChic, original watercolour c1980s illustration by Givenchy Paris together w a couture fabric swatch attached Plate Sz: 11 3 8"H x 8"W Frame Sz: 16"H x 12 5 8" w lavender mat & yellow lacquer frame