Diners share champagne at a restaurant beneath arched windows

Two women and a man sit at a white-clothed table in a restaurant beneath tall arched blue windows framed by pink marble pilasters with candle sconces. A silver ice bucket holds a champagne bottle beside small stemmed glasses; the man at the table smokes a cigarette, a curl of smoke rising above him. One woman wears a pearl necklace and holds an orange-patterned fan trimmed with pink feathers; the other, in pale yellow with a white fur stole, leans forward. A waiter in tails stands behind them holding an order pad.

George Barbier (1882–1932) was the leading illustrator of French Art Deco fashion. From 1912 his pochoir plates for the Gazette du Bon Ton, Falbalas et Fanfreluches and the couture houses of Paquin, Worth and Poiret drew on Persian miniatures, Greek vases and the Ballets Russes, setting slender figures against flat, saturated colour. He also designed for the stage and illustrated Verlaine and Louÿs. His plates are held by the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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