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Robe Taffeta Noir et Kimono, Molyneux

Robe Taffeta Noir et Kimono, Molyneux

(French (born in Hungary), 1904–1979)
1930s
Country of Origin, for CustomsFrance
Medium/TechniquePhotograph, gelatin silver print
DimensionsSheet: 29.5 x 20.2 cm (11 5/8 x 7 15/16 in.)
Credit LineLucy Dalbiac Luard Fund
Accession number2006.1366
On View
Not on view
ClassificationsPhotographs
InscriptionsVerso, in pencil top str: Molyneux Verso, in blue ink, lower ctr: Photo par Kollar / Mme Fernande Kollar Verso, stamped in dark red ink, l.l.: Photo par / Kollar / 11bis, rue Chardin / Paris-16e Verso, stamped in dark red ink, l.r.: Pour la reproduction la mention / "Photo par Kollar" est obligatoire / For reproduction the mention / "Photo par Kollar" is obligatory
Drop
Drop
François Kollar
1935
Ligne Horizontale (locomotive in sharp perspective)
Ligne Horizontale (locomotive in sharp perspective)
François Kollar
1937
Jonquil
Jonquil
François Kollar
1937
Pour Harper's Bazaar
Pour Harper's Bazaar
François Kollar
1934
Man in Arab Costume with Sword
Man in Arab Costume with Sword
Franc (François?) Chauvassaignes
about 1855–57
Au Siège de Sebastopol (Rue de la Monnaie from the Rue de Rivoli)
Au Siège de Sebastopol (Rue de la Monnaie from the Rue de Rivoli)
Charles Marville (born Charles François Bossu)
1865–66
Ruines de St. Verner et Eglise de Bacharah
Ruines de St. Verner et Eglise de Bacharah
Charles Marville (born Charles François Bossu)
Path in the Bois de Boulogne
Path in the Bois de Boulogne
Charles Marville (born Charles François Bossu)
1858
Restricted: For reference only
Scene at Chateau du Vivier
Louis François Saugrin
about 1862
RESTRICTED: For reference only
IXe Station, Jesus tombe pour la troisieme fois
Louis-Constant-Henri-François de Clercq
1859–60
Kalaat-El-Hosn, Syria, Second Enclosure, Exterior Corner Tower
Kalaat-El-Hosn, Syria, Second Enclosure, Exterior Corner Tower
Louis-Constant-Henri-François de Clercq
about 1859–60
Restricted: For reference only
Cloud Study
Charles Marville (born Charles François Bossu)
1855–56