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Monday, July 14, 2014

Griet, Los Perfumes de Moda

Griet, Los Perfumes de Moda was established in Buenos Aires, Argentina. They produced perfumes, cosmetics and face powders from 1912-1939. Their products are usually found in the Spanish & Portuguese languages.

Achille Mauzan was responsible for the Art Deco graphics on labels, presentation boxes and posters for Griet's products.






The perfumes of Griet:
  • 1924 Chela
  • 1925 Locion Mirka
  • 1925 Agua Colonia
  • 1929 Caricias
  • 1929 Cheifel
  • 1929 Dime Que Si (Tell Me Yes)
  • 1929 Munequita
  • 1929 Ojos Negros (Black Eyes)
  • 1929 Primer Beso (First Kiss)
  • 1939 Nantes 18
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