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Le Rire 1919 n°29

Le Rire 1919 n°29
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Le Rire 1919 n°29

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Magazine
Le Rire
Number
n°29, July 19, 1919
Type
Magazine
Illustrator
Auguste Roubille  (1872—1955)
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
NC-12010
TOURISM
Detailed description
Le Rire n°29 (19 Juillet 1919)

Illustrations above by Roubille (cover) | Chas Laborde | Jeanniot.
This issue also includes drawings by Louis Métivet, Raoul Vion, Pavis, Nob, Genty, Roussau, Léonalbert, Jean Oberlé, Mars-Trick, Fabiano, Dharm, Mauryce Motet, Hilly

Texts:
Le Rire de la Semaine: La Censure et la Presse. Les épouses des Sammies.
and Dominique Bonnaud, Serge Veber, Francis Vareddes

16 pages
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