Paris tout nu de Henri de Gorsse et Georges Nanteuil by Yves Marevéry

Colorful caricature poster titled Paris tout nu showing stylized figures of men and a woman with names lettered around them.

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Paris tout nu de Henri de Gorsse et Georges Nanteuil, Yves Marevéry (1908). Via artnap.com

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A colorful caricature poster titled Paris tout nu, with humorous full-length figures arranged around a central stout man in a purple coat and yellow vest. Names are lettered across the composition, and the work is credited to Yves Marevéry, dated 1908.

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1908

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