Unknown Artist, Possibly Jean Moral (20th Century). Nude Woman in a Leather Corset Holding a Mask (shot for Diana Slip Co....

Description

Unknown Artist, Possibly Jean Moral (20th Century)
Nude Woman in a Leather Corset Holding a Mask (shot for Diana Slip Co.), 1930s
Gelatin silver print
6-5/8 x 4-3/8 inches (16.8 x 11.1 cm) (image/sheet)
Titled in pencil, verso.

Diana Slip was a 1930s French lingerie company created by Leo Vidal. It was a company that manufactured and sold fetish clothes, erotic
books and photography. Diana Slip went into a final decline during World War II and disappeared at the end of the war.


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