Rare Framed Original Poster Joséphine Baker "La Folie du Jour" Circa 1927

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View Rare Framed Original Poster Joséphine Baker "La Folie du Jour" Circa 1927 with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Created in 1926, this legendary show marks Joséphine Baker's entry into the Folies Bergère and remains associated with the appearance of her legendary banana belt. The poster here announces the color projection of the show, probably one of the very first films dedicated to the artist, of which only a few fragments remain today. The composition, particularly evocative of the Roaring Twenties, represents Joséphine Baker in a dancing pose, surrounded by feathers, with remarkable red and black typography. A rare testimony to the history of the music hall, early cinema and the meteoric rise of an artist who became an international icon. A spectacular collector's item, ideal for a fan of Joséphine Baker, the Folies Bergère, the Roaring Twenties, the Charleston or the history of entertainment. K. Rare Framed Original Poster Joséphine Baker "La Folie du Jour" Circa 1927 The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Rare old poster by Joséphine Baker Presented then as “The creator of the Charleston” and “The idol of the crowds”, in the famous magazine La Folie du Jour des Folies Bergère. Period: Circa 1927, 20th century Century Format: framed 77.5 cm x 59 cm (modern frame, 70% UV protection glass), poster on view 53 cm x 34.2 cm Mass: 4050 g Created in 1926, this legendary show marks Joséphine Baker's entry into the Folies Bergère and remains associated with the appearance of her legendary banana belt. The poster here announces the color projection of the show, probably one of the very first films dedicated to the artist, of which only a few fragments remain today. Printed in Marseille by the Imprimerie Régionale, it bears the words: “Exclusivity Ciné Guidi Monopole – 53, rue Consolat, Marseille” The composition, particularly evocative of the Roaring Twenties, represents Joséphine Baker in a dancing pose, surrounded by feathers, with remarkable red and black typography. A rare testimony to the history of the music hall, early cinema and the meteoric rise of an artist who became an international icon. Old poster showing marks of time, slight folds, small stains and traces of use visible in the photographs. It is currently presented under a brown mat. A spectacular collector's item, ideal for a fan of Joséphine Baker, the Folies Bergère, the Roaring Twenties, the Charleston or the history of entertainment. Keywords: Joséphine Baker, Folies Bergère, La Folie du Jour, Charleston, cinema poster, music hall, Roaring Twenties, Art Deco, Parisian show, old film. You can view our other items for sale. Shipping costs include the cost of packing the items. We systematically group your order to reduce transport costs. If you make several purchases, do not pay before requesting combined shipping. Shipping costs will then be adjusted. Satisfaction guaranteed, returns accepted within 30 days. Created in 1926, this legendary show marks Joséphine Baker's entry into the Folies Bergère and remains associated with the appearance of her legendary banana belt. The poster here announces the color projection of the show, probably one of the very first films dedicated to the artist, of which only a few fragments remain today. The composition, particularly evocative of the Roaring Twenties, represents Joséphine Baker in a dancing pose, surrounded by feathers, with remarkable red and black typography. A rare testimony to the history of the music hall, early cinema and the meteoric rise of an artist who became an international icon. A spectacular collector's item, ideal for a fan of Joséphine Baker, the Folies Bergère, the Roaring Twenties, the Charleston or the history of entertainment. K Condition: Used. Category: Art › Other Art. Brand: Unbranded.

Original/Licensed Reproduction

Original

Type

Poster

Support

On paper

Country of Origin

Metropolitan France

Features

Framed, Signed

Subject

Music

Brand

Unbranded