Magie noire, 1928
An advertising poster for Paul Morand’s book Magie Noire [Black Magic], a collection of short stories which was published in 1928. It pays homage to the genius and modernity of cultures coming from Africa. Josephine Baker is said to have been Paul Morand’s inspiration for the character of the dancer, Congo.
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Posters on the theme “Cinema and Show”
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Metropolis, 1927
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Five Minutes, 1929, Anatoly Belsky
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La Grande Folie, Folies Bergère, 1927, Maurice (Pico) Picaud
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L’Inhumaine, 1924, Georges Bourgeois
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The Revue Nègre, 1925, Paul Colin
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Symphony of a Big City, 1928, Georgii Stenberg
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James Bond 007 v Dr No, 1962 (poster attributed to Boris Grinsson)
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James Bond, From Russia with Love, 1963, Boris Grinsson
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Lido Champs-Elysées Paris, René Gruau
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Magie noire, 1928
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Forbidden planet, 1956, Roger Soubie
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Liane de Pougy at the Folies Bergère, 1898, Paul Berthon
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Alcazar de Paris, 1974, Erté
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King Kong, 1933, René Péron
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Magic Show, Kellar-Levitation, 1900
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Magic Show, Alexander, Crystal Seer, sees your life from the cradle to the grave, 1915
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Magic Show, Dante the Magician in Russia, 1929
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Opéra backstage at the Musée Grévin, Jules Chéret, 1891
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Folies Bergère, L’Arc en ciel, Jules Chéret, 1893
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Musée Grévin, Pantomimes lumineuses, Jules Chéret, 1892
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