L’Amour est aveugle by George Barbier (1924)

Art Deco print of a blindfolded man dancing with four women in patterned dresses on a checkered floor before a colonnade.

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A stylized Art Deco print shows a blindfolded man in a black tailcoat dancing among four women in patterned 1920s dresses on a black-and-white checkered floor. A white colonnade, potted citrus plants, and stylized trees with white doves frame the scene. The print is titled L'Amour est aveugle, by George Barbier, dated 1924.

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