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Dusausoy 1924 "L'Emeraude" The Emerald, Mermaid, Signed Serge

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Dusausoy 1924 "L'Emeraude" The Emerald, Mermaid, Signed Serge
A 1924 advertisement for Dusausoy, the Paris high jewelry house, carrying the inscribed title «L'Emeraude» (The Emerald). The document concerns the subjects of mermaids and high jewelry, presenting a topless mermaid figure as the central motif in a fictional-character theme. This original period print is an archival vintage advertisement for Dusausoy, reflecting the decorative visual language of Parisian jewellery publicity in the 1920s.
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Year
1924
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Type
Advertisement
Jewelry
Dusausoy
Size
23 x 31 cm | 9.1 x 12.2"
Item #
C1-69837
mermaid
topless
EROTICA, CURIOSA, SEXY HIGH JEWELRY FICTIONAL CHARACTER

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