Preparing Her Hunting Weapons

Whilst I was following up an artist attribution that a commenter kindly provided on an old post, I stumbled upon this example of extreme corsetry at a unique little Tumblr called Fetish Wear History:

The art, which is by Georges Mouton, is from a humorous postcard commemorating the Paris Universal Exhibition Of 1900. I believe the postcard may be a parody of industrial advertising cards of the times, captioning this woman’s breasts as her “Weapons for the Chase” as if they were in “Group 9, Class 51” in a large catalog of military goods. Here’s a clearer version of the card from a site that catalogs many humorous postcards from the Paris Exhibition:

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It must have been terribly hard to be a photographer, back in the days when women were as fast as they’ve always been, but film was oh-so-slow:

Illustration is captioned “A view of Paris” (if I’m comprehending the French) and the signature is, I think, “G. Moutin”, which cursory Googling does not expand.

Update: Thanks to James in the comments, we now know that I was misreading “Moutin” from “Mouton”, and the artist here is thus Georges Mouton, about whom little seems to be known. (And thus do I commence phase two of the best and laziest strategy for finding something on the internet: say something incorrect and wait to be corrected. My sneaky “about whom little seems to be known” is therefore your cue to say “Pish tosh! There’s an 800 page biography of Georges Mouton at {link} you wrong-on-the-internets maroon!”)

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