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F. Pinet, Paris (shoemaker)
Jean-Louis François Pinet (designer)
S.D. & L.A. Tallerman, London and Melbourne (retailer)
Boots 1867
satin, leather, linen, metal
(a-b) 12.8 × 7.0 × 24.0 cm (each)
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Gift of Mrs Minnie Salier, 1975
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F. PINET, Paris (shoemaker), Jean-Louis François PINET (designer), S.D. & L.A. TALLERMAN, London and Melbourne (retailer)
Boots
1867
Medium
satin, leather, linen, metal
Measurements
(a-b) 12.8 × 7.0 × 24.0 cm (each)
Credit Line
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Gift of Mrs Minnie Salier, 1975
Gallery location
Not on display
Artwork Details
Place/s of Execution
Paris, France
Inscription
(a) embossed in sole: (…illeg.) BREVETE / F. PINET / PARIS
embossed (vertically) in sole: F.PINET
embossed in sole: BREVETE / F. PINET / PARIS
embossed in sole: EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE DE PARIS / (between two cherubs) F.PINET / 1867
label, sole, stamped in ink on gold paper: EXHIBITION / SYDNEY. 1879 / 244)22 / 143/4 / SD & LA TALLERMAN / LONDON & MELBOURNE
(b) embossed in sole: (…illeg.) BREVETE / F. PINET / PARIS
embossed (vertically) in sole: F.PINET
embossed in sole: BREVETE / F. PINET / PARIS
embossed in sole: EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE DE PARIS / (between two cherubs) F.PINET / 1867
Accession Number
D151.a-b-1975
Department
International Fashion and Textiles
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