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Armand Vallée 1922 Geometric Dances, Tango, Shimmy, Fox-trott

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Armand Vallée 1922 Geometric Dances, Tango, Shimmy, Fox-trott
A period 1922 Fantasio clipping titled «Géométrie très appliquée», drawn by Armand Vallée. Dancing couples in tailcoats and fringed or tiered evening gowns, drawn in orange and brown line, with the captions «La ligne droite pour le tango», «La ligne brisée pour le shimmy» and «La ligne courbe pour le Fox-trott».
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Year
1922
Publication
Fantasio, n° *** show reference / source
Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Armand Vallée  (1884—1960)
Item #
P54-104339
Fox Trot
partner dance
tango
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