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Au Bon Marché 1924 Jouets, René Vincent

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Au Bon Marché 1924 Jouets, René Vincent
An original 1924 advertisement for the toys of the Au Bon Marché department store, illustrated by René Vincent. A girl with curly dark hair, in a black sleeveless dress, looks up at a bear cub perched above her, beneath the headline «Étrennes Jouets» (New Year toys), with text announcing a burlesque farm and a circus among the animated displays.
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Year
1924
Publication
L'Illustration, n° *** show reference / source
Type
Advertisement
Illustrator
René Vincent  (1879—1936)
Brand
Au Bon Marché [Department Store]
Size
approx. 28 x 39 cm | 11 x 15.4"
Item #
B58-62356
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