Fantasio
/
1920-1929
648 / 1187

René Giffey 1926 "Le Noir est à la Mode" Bar

Ask a question
René Giffey 1926 "Le Noir est à la Mode" Bar
A clipping illustrated by René Giffey bearing the inscribed title "Le Noir est à la Mode", on the subjects of African imagery and bar life. Published in Fantasio, the bimonthly periodical, this original period document dates from 1926.
Original Print — Paper
Near Mint / Mint
$20.00
10% off from 5 items
19 x 28 cm ·7.5 x 11"
This document comes from a periodical published in 1926.
Free shipping to France on orders over 120 €
Add to basket 
Buy now — Shipped by December 15
Image File — Download
JPEG/TIFF HD 120—480 dpiavailable from $14.99
Download image
Year
1926
Publication
Fantasio, n° *** show reference / source
Type
Clipping
Illustrator
René Giffey  (1884—1965)
Size
19 x 28 cm | 7.5 x 11"
Condition
Near Mint / Mint
Item #
S7-104685
African
bar
LA VIE PARISIENNE, FANTASIO, LE SOURIRE, EROS

You may also be interested in...

René Giffey Fantasio African bar LA VIE PARISIENNE, FANTASIO, LE SOURIRE, EROS
Processing request...
Question about item
S7-104685 — René Giffey 1926 "Le Noir est à la Mode" Bar
Name field is required
Message field is required
Contact

Send us an email or use this form:

Name field is required
Message field is required
Search rules
To improve performance and relevance, our search engine follows specific rules:
· Searching is in boolean mode, which means AND instead of OR.
· Each search term can contain Latin characters from A to Z, digits (0 to 9), apostrophe ('). Quotes (") and hyphen (-) are only accepted as search operators. All other symbols will be ignored.
marc        = Match words beginning with "marc" (marc, marcel, marchal...)
"marc"      = Match the exact term "marc"
gruau dior  = Match both words beginning with "gruau" and "dior" (gruau* dior*)
"man ray"   = Match the exact expression "man ray"
nina -ricci = Match "nina" but not "ricci"
· The minimum length is 3 characters for each word, shorter words are ignored.
· Accentuation and capitalization does not matter (venus, Vénus, vénus are similar).
  (!) However accentuation counts when using a 3 characters word in search.