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Brassiere

Designer Bien Jolie American

late 1920s

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Brassiere, Bien Jolie (American), cotton, rayon, American

Brassiere, Bien Jolie (American), cotton, rayon, American

Brassiere, Bien Jolie (American), cotton, rayon, American

Brassiere, Bien Jolie (American), cotton, rayon, American

Brassiere, Bien Jolie (American), cotton, rayon, American

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Title: Brassiere

Designer: Bien Jolie (American)

Date: late 1920s

Culture: American

Medium: cotton, rayon

Credit Line: Gift of Barbara B. Brickman, 2001

Accession Number: 2001.713

Chronology

The United States and Canada, 1900 A.D.-present

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