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Louise Emilienne Lamoureux - papers, ca. 1935-1984

Louise Emilienne Lamoureux - papers, ca. 1935-1984

https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/9WZmKpaY

Louise Emilienne Lamoureux - papers, ca. 1935-1984

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Full title

Louise Emilienne Lamoureux - papers, ca. 1935-1984

Date

ca. 1935 - 1984

Call Numbers

MLMSS 7160

Record Identifier

9WZmKpaY

Reference Code

52660

Language

  • English
  • French
Physical Description

Contents

1 box - 0.54 Meters

Other Descriptions

Level of description

Fonds

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Scope and Contents

Contents

1938-1984; 'Embroidery'. Scrapbook. Includes newscuttings, mainly of women's apparel by European designers. Also includes pencil sketch annotated 'Sketch by Pierre Balmain at David Jones Sept 1947. Broderie perles et sequins pour Pierre Balmain'.
193-?; Artwork. Mock-up for fashion magazine. Includes photographs by John Lee.
1935; Mon...

Alternative Titles

Full title

Louise Emilienne Lamoureux - papers, ca. 1935-1984

Contextual Information

Source

Presented by Mrs. Valerie Davidson in 1993

Administrative / Biographical history

Louise Emilienne Lamoureux, embroiderer, worked with Callot Soeurs and other fashion houses in Europe before coming to Australia in 1927. She established a city salon in Sydney, where she trained a small staff of women in hand beading and Cornely machine embroidery, methods little known in Australia at the time. Using her original designs, Madame...

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Primary Identifiers

Call Numbers

MLMSS 7160

Record Identifier

9WZmKpaY

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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/9WZmKpaY

Other Identifiers

Reference code

52660

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