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Le Rire 1919 n°50

Le Rire 1919 n°50
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Le Rire 1919 n°50

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Magazine
Le Rire
Number
n°50, December 13, 1919
Type
Magazine
Illustrator
Chas Laborde  (1886—1941)
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
NC-11950
DECORATIVE ARTS
Detailed description
Le Rire n°50 (13 Décembre 1919)

Illustrations above by Chas Laborde (cover) | Nob | Georges Delaw.
This issue also includes drawings by Louis Métivet, Roussau, Marcel Arnac, George-Edward, Kern, Mars-Trick, Dharm, Radiguet, Hervé Baille, Mirande, Pavis, Jack, Sauvayre, Raoul Vion, Reb

Texts:
* Le Rire de la Semaine: les Dancings à Paris
and Georges Merry, Robert Boudriot, Jean Drault

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