Falbalas et fanfreluches, Colin-Maillard by George Barbier

Hand-colored print of a blindfolded man in blue coat reaching between marble columns toward women in period gowns and powdere

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A hand-colored illustration shows a man in a blue coat and green breeches, blindfolded, reaching out between two marble columns toward elaborately dressed women in pale gowns and tall powdered wigs. The scene evokes an eighteenth-century game of blind man's buff rendered in a 1920s decorative style. The work is titled "Falbalas et fanfreluches, Colin-Maillard" by George Barbier, dated 1925.

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