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People - In 1860 the publisher of this magazine, Samuel Beeton (husband of the celebrated cookery writer Mrs Beeton), first began including hand-coloured fashion plates by Jules David. Beeton also included paper patterns, a new phenomenon that, combined with the fashion plates, ensured the magazine a
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Jules David was a painter, book illustrator and lithographer, and was well known for his fashion plates. About 2,600 of these were published in the
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