This rare matched pair of original 1931 hand-colored pochoir plates features exquisite winter designs by the legendary French couturier Jean Patou. Originally published in the prestigious fashion journal Très Parisien (No. 9), these plates capture the height of early 1930s Parisian elegance, showcasing Patou's mastery of structured outerwear and sophisticated daywear. Both plates are executed in the pochoir technique, a labor-intensive hand-stenciling process that uses vibrant gouache to create a tactile, painterly finish that mechanical prints cannot replicate. The rich, warm terracotta backgrounds unify the set, creating a cohesive visual narrative of the "Patou look." Presented in a matching set of professional custom double black and silver mats, these pieces are ready for framing. They are an ideal choice for a sophisticated dressing room or a gallery wall in a luxury residence. Publication: Très Parisien, No. 9, 1931 Designer: Jean Patou Matted Size: 11" x 14"