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Manuel Orazi 1912 Karsavina & Nijinski, Russian Ballet, Femina cover

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Manuel Orazi 1912 Karsavina & Nijinski, Russian Ballet, Femina cover
An original Femina cover for 1912, drawn by Manuel Orazi, showing the Ballets Russes dancers Tamara Karsavina and Vaslav Nijinsky (Russian Ballet), an authentic artefact of the Belle Époque Paris illustrated press.
This original print (paper) is currently out of stock.
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Year
1912
Publication
Femina, February 1
Type
Cover (Front cover only)
Illustrator
Manuel Orazi  (1860—1934)
Size
approx. 26 x 35 cm | 10.2 x 13.8"
Item #
E64-61462
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