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Edmond Kiraz 1966 Les Parisiennes, Lovers, Venice... Gondola

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Edmond Kiraz 1966 Les Parisiennes, Lovers, Venice... Gondola
A vintage 1966 clipping titled «Les Parisiennes» (The Parisian Women), illustrated by Edmond Kiraz for the Kiraz-color series. A gondolier in a straw boater poles a black gondola past a pink palace, while inside a couple lie close together, the woman blonde with bare legs, the man in an olive green suit.
«— Jurez-moi, François, que vous ne proposez pas de faire le tour du monde à toutes les filles que vous rencontrez !» (Swear to me, François, that you do not offer a trip around the world to every girl you meet!)
This original print (paper) is currently out of stock.
Year
1966
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Edmond Kiraz  (1923—2020)
Size
25 x 33 cm | 9.8 x 13"
Item #
Z70-47775
gondola
Kiraz-color
Les Parisiennes de Kiraz
lovers
Venice
TOURISM

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