Mary, named after the legendary Canadian-American actress and one of the earliest international stars of silent cinema Mary Pickford, is an illustration featured in the exhibition Inspirations. 20th-Century Fashion Illustrated at the Museu Tèxtil de Terrassa, Barcelona.

The illustration is inspired by an original 1910s dress crafted from silk, satin and tulle, designed by Balbina F. de Tailhan, a fashion house based in Madrid. Part of the Museu Tèxtil de Terrassa's collection and showcased in the exhibition, the dress evokes the romantic elegance, delicate textures and refined craftsmanship that characterised early 20th-century fashion. Its graceful silhouette and luxurious fabrics recall the feminine charm and timeless screen presence that made Mary Pickford a beloved icon of the silent-film era.

A contemporary tribute to an iconic actress and a remarkable piece of fashion history, celebrating the artistry of early 20th-century dressmaking and the enduring elegance of the 1910s.

An open-edition art print, digitally reproduced on premium Keaykolour Pure White, acid-free paper (300 g/m²).

Each print is signed on the reverse and available in two sizes: 

• A4 — 21 × 29.7 cm | €20 + delivery costs 

• A3 — 29.7 × 42 cm | €30 + delivery costs 

• Larger formats available on request

Print on demand 🌱 To place your order, please contact me: studio@lucyvictoriadavis.com

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A little piece of fashion-inspired art, made to bring colour, character and elegance to your space.