
Falbalas et fanfreluches, L’ Orgueil
George Barbier · 1882 - 1932
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Falbalas et fanfreluches, L’ Orgueil, George Barbier (1925). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? George Barbier died in 1932; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A stylized Art Deco illustration shows a standing woman seen from behind, wearing a headdress with feathers and a gown of pearl chains layered over a long train of yellow, orange, pink and red feathers. In the lower right corner a second, partly nude figure reaches upward wearing bangles and beads, set against a geometric black, cream and ochre background. The print is titled Falbalas et fanfreluches, L'Orgueil, by George Barbier, dated 1925.























