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Charles Gesmar 1927 Mistinguett, Moulin Rouge, Lanvin Evening Gown

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Charles Gesmar 1927 Mistinguett, Moulin Rouge, Lanvin Evening Gown
Illustrated by Charles Gesmar for Fantasio in 1927, this clipping depicts the singer Mistinguett in a Lanvin evening gown and top hat, evoking the Moulin Rouge and French cabaret world of Paris.
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Year
1927
Publication
Fantasio, n° *** show reference / source
Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Charles Gesmar  (1900—1928)
Size
19 x 28 cm | 7.5 x 11"
Item #
X97-78522
French cabaret
Jeanne Lanvin [Couture]
Mistinguett
Moulin Rouge
top hat
LANVIN COUTURE PARIS LA VIE PARISIENNE, FANTASIO, LE SOURIRE, EROS MEN'S CLOTHING SINGER

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