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Louis Strimpl, Le Frisson nouveau (The New Thrill). Robe de tango de John Redfern, La Gazette du Bon ton, 1914

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Various Illustrations for French Editions of The Invisible Man (L'Homme Invisible)

Originally Drawn by Ludvík "Louis" Strimpl

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Let's talk about Pratt Truss bridges. Still there? Good! My first stop and final destination on this New Jersey motorcycle adventure both featured Pratt Truss bridges built in the 19th century. I knew nothing about them until I was trying to connect (no pun) the two venues featured in this video. Now I know more than enough but will mercifully spare the details. The historic Strimples Saw Mill in Stockton, NJ, was a discovery right out the of deepest recesses of Appalachia. The road to it was as deserted as a theater featuring interpretive dance, yet less than four miles east of the Delaware River. Enjoy the video, and to see the mill in action go here: Strimples Saw Mill

To help restore the mill, point your wallet at this GoFundMe site: Help Rebuild the Historic Strimples Mill Music: West End Blues by Louis Armstrong & His All-Stars

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Louis STRIMPL - Nocturne

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‘La Cote d'Azur ou Une fête sur la terrasse’ by Louis Strimpl and ‘Vichy’ by George Barbier: 1915 fashion illustrations featuring various designers, including Lanvin, Beer, Paquin, Callot Soeurs, Worth, and Doucet.

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Le Bel Été, Robe De Lingerie Pour La Campagne. Louis Strimpl   1913

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French fashion plates from Le Bon Ton, 1913

1. Country gown by artist Louis Strimpl, July 1913 2. Dinner dress by Jacques Doucet, art by Dresa, January 1913 3. Dinner gown, by artist Etienne Adrian, October 1913 4.  Decorator’s ad by Paul Meras, Christmas 1913-January 1914 5. Decorator’s ad, October 1913

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Illustration by Louis Strimpl for the 1912 French edition of The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells

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Louis Strimpl, Nocturne Rich and dense coloration on this elegant Charles Worth creation from an early Gazette du Bon Ton, March 1913

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[mote-historie]

Louis Strimpl, Giboulée. Robes d'après-midi de Doeuillet (Sleet. Georges Doeuillet's Afternoon Dresses), detail, La Gazette du Bon ton, 1912-1913.

For sale: EditionOriginale

[mote-historie]

Edwardian fashion illustration by Louis STRIMPL for (Georges DOEUILLET). 

Giboulée. Robes d'après-midi de Doeuillet (La Gazette du Bon ton, 1912-1913 n°6). 

For sale: Edition Originale

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1913 Edwardian fashion illustration by Louis STRIMPL, Le Bel Eté. Robe de lingerie pour la campagne, (La Gazette du Bon ton, 1913 n°9).

For sale: Edition Originale

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Louis Strimpl, detail, L'Encens, le cinname et la myrrhe, Robes du soir, La Gazette du Bon ton, January 1914.

For sale: Edition-Originale.com

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Louis Strimpl, detail, L'Encens, le cinname et la myrrhe, Robes du soir, La Gazette du Bon ton, January 1914. 

For sale: Edition-Originale.com

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Louis Strimpl, detail, La Cote d'Azur ou Une fête sur la terrasse (The Cote d'Azur or A party on the terrace), La Gazette du Bon Ton, Summer 1915.

Louis Strimpl Illustrating design by Georges Dœuillet, House of Beer, Madeleine Chéruit, House of Callot Soeurs, Mme. Jeanne Paquin, House of Worth, Jeanne Lanvin,  Jacques Doucet, Martial & Armand, Jenny Sacerdote, known as Madame Jenny and House of Premet.