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Josephine Baker 1928 "Magie Noire" Paul Morand

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Josephine Baker 1928 "Magie Noire" Paul Morand
Advertisement for the novel "Magie Noire" by writer Paul Morand, inspired by Josephine Baker. The document relates to Josephine Baker, African themes, jazz, erotic dance, and music — subjects that defined Baker's cultural moment in Paris. An original period print of 1928, bearing an illegible signature, from the literary and entertainment press of the era.
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Year
1928
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Size
19 x 28 cm | 7.5 x 11"
Item #
T70-56276
Advertising for the novel by Paul Morand "Magie Noire" inspired by Josephine Baker. illegible signature
African
jazz band
Josephine Baker
Paul Morand
MUSIC WRITER DANCE

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