Original pochoir print on laid paper. Chez Fernande Cabanel. Ensembles modernes. 7, rue Louis-Boilly, Paris. [From] Feuillets d'art. Recueil de littérature et d'art contemporain. DUFET, Michel. Published by ParisLucien Vogel -1922., 1919 Original colour-printed pochoir illustration on laid paper, heightened with gold (c. 33 x 25 cm). Pochoir, literally the French word for stencil, is both a centuries-old printmaking process and an important chapter in modern graphic arts. Pochoir came to refer to fine stencil printing in the last quarter of the nineteenth century. It reached its zenith in Paris between 1910 and 1935 where it was used to decorate everything from elegant fashion magazines and limited edition illustrated books, to greeting cards, wallpapers and advertisements. Lucien Vogel, taking full advantage of the pochoir technique in 1912, launched the lavishly illustrated monthly fashion magazine, La Gazette du Bon Ton. Condition is good. Yellowing paper. Some folds. Tears. Foxing. Stains. Light stains.