Madame sans-gêne - Programme de théâtre, couverture de Pierre Brissaud (1920-1921) Henry Clarke Publicité extraite du magazine Woman's

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Madame sans gêne Programme de théâtre, couverture de Pierre Brissaud (1920 1921) Henry Clarke Publicité extraite du magazine Woman's Publicité extraite du magazine Woman's Home Companion on trouve dans ce numéro un texte de Lucie Delarue Mardrus intitulé Si la mode est un art La couverture reproduit une composition de Pierre Brissaud baptisée Hommage à l'étoile Mistinguett est habillée par Alice Bernard

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