Chansons de bilitis by George Barbier (1922)

Art Deco print of two nude women by a stone basin, with white doves perched in a tree with red leaves against black.

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This Art Deco style print by George Barbier from 1922 shows two nude women beside a large orange basin on a pedestal. A woman at left holds up her long hair while draped in orange fabric, and another bends over the basin, while white doves perch in a red-leafed tree against a black background. The work is titled Chansons de bilitis and was published by Pierre Corrard.

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