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Les Danses d'Aujourd'hui 1923 Pierre Mourgue, Harlequin, Dolly Sisters, Grace Cristie, Nerys, Swoboda, 4 pages

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Les Danses d'Aujourd'hui, 1923 - Pierre Mourgue Harlequin, Dolly Sisters, Grace Cristie, Nerys, Swoboda, 4 pages
«Les Danses d'Aujourd'hui» (The Dances of Today), illustrated by Pierre Mourgue in 1923, depicts Harlequin and a doll on the subject of ballet, naming the Dolly Sisters, Grace Cristie, Nerys and Swoboda — an original period print.
This original print (paper) is currently out of stock.
Year
1923
Publication
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Type
Clipping  ·  4 pages
Illustrator
Pierre Mourgue  (1890—1969)
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Particularity
Cardboard, heavy paper / Gold ink
Item #
P9-79068
Ballet
doll
Harlequin
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