Pierre Brissaud

Pierre Brissaud’s illustrations translated couture into realistic scenes of leisure in the homes and gardens of the well-to-do, breathing life into the designs of Jeanne Lanvin, Doucet, and the House of Worth. He contributed extensively to VOGUE both before and after Gazette du Bon Ton was sold, though rarely on the cover.

1. Billiards scene

Description:: Pochoir print from Gazette du Bon Ton, November 1921.
Attribution:: Pierre Brissaud
Date:: 11/1921

2. Conte de Fées

Description:: Pochoir print from Gazette du Bon Ton, December1921. Dresses designed by Jeanne Lanvin.
Attribution:: Pierre Brissaud
Date:: 12/1921

3. La Coiffure Réparée

Description:: Pochoir print from Gazette du Bon Ton, April 1921. Dress designed by Dœuillet.
Attribution:: Pierre Brissaud
Date:: 4/1921

4. La Sainte-Claire

Description:: Pochoir print from Gazette du Bon Ton, February 1922. Dress designed by Jeanne Lanvin.
Attribution:: Pierre Brissaud
Date:: 2/1922

5. Que vous etes Belle, Maman...

Description:: Pochoir plate from Gazette du Bon Genre; clothing designed by Jeanne Lanvin
Attribution:: Pierre Brissaud
Date:: April 1922

6. Allons Voir les Singes

Description:: Pochoir print from Gazette du Bon Ton, April 1921. Dresses designed by Jeanne Lanvin.
Attribution:: Pierre Brissaud
Date:: 4/1921

7. L'Allée Cavalière

Description:: Pochoir print from Gazette du Bon Ton, June 1922. Dresses designed by Jeanne Lanvin, riding jacket designed by Larsen.
Attribution:: Pierre Brissaud
Date:: 6/1922

8. "Vous Étiez Haute Comme Ça" or Ça ne Nous Rajeunit Pas

Description:: Pochoir plate from Gazette du Bon Genre March 1922. Dresses designed by Jeanne Lanvin.
Attribution:: Pierre Brissaud
Date:: 3/1922

9. Le Temps se Gate ou "Cela N'arrive Qu'a Moi"

Description:: Pochoir plate from Gazette du Bon Genre, May 1922. Dresses designed by Jeanne Lanvin, jacket designed by Larsen.
Attribution:: Pierre Brissaud
Date:: 5/1922