Ensemble

Design House Nettie Rosenstein, Inc. American
 Designer Nettie Rosenstein American

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Akin to Stuart Davis's urban and signage-graphic acumen is Nettie Rosenstein's enthusiasm for the electricity of advertising design, which she translated into an evening ensemble with a relaxed drape inspired by Moroccan man's garb. The ensemble has a sensibility for popular culture (graphics of Lana Turner, Duke Ellington, chop suey restaurants, etc.) that anticipates the 1960s and after.

Ensemble, Nettie Rosenstein, Inc. (American, 1916–1961), (a, b) silk, American

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Ensemble, Nettie Rosenstein, Inc. (American, 1916–1961), (a, b) silk, American
Ensemble, Nettie Rosenstein, Inc. (American, 1916–1961), (a, b) silk, American

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