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Snapshots of society, 1921
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Snapshots of society, 1921
Snapshots of society, 1921 featuring Earl Leslie in Paris, Charlie Chaplin in Paris, the dancers of the Cuandro Flameco appearing at the London Coliseum, a new fan mask and a dancer posed after a Greek statue in the British Museum Date: 1921
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Chaplin Charlie Dancers Featuring Leslie Snapshots 1921
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Snapshots of Society, 1921: A Glimpse into the Jazz Age This photograph print, dating back to 1921, offers a fascinating glimpse into the vibrant and dynamic world of the Jazz Age. The image, sourced from Mary Evans Prints Online, features a collage of intriguing moments that encapsulate the spirit of the 1920s. At the heart of the collage is Earl Leslie, a dapper figure in a stylish hat and suit, captured in the streets of Paris. The city was a hotbed of artistic and cultural innovation during this era, and Earl's carefree pose embodies the sense of freedom and excitement that defined the age. Another icon of the era, Charlie Chaplin, is also featured, striking a pose in the same Parisian location. Chaplin's timeless comedy and charm made him a global sensation, and his presence in this collage underscores the international reach of the Jazz Age. The image also showcases the dancers of the Cuandro Flamenco, who made their debut at the London Coliseum that year. The passion and energy of their performance are palpable, adding to the sense of excitement and vitality that characterized the Jazz Age. A new fan mask and a dancer posed after a Greek statue in the British Museum are also included in the collage. These images serve as a reminder of the eclectic and diverse influences that shaped the art and culture of the 1920s. Overall, this photograph print offers a captivating snapshot of society in 1921, a time of creativity, innovation, and cultural exchange. It serves as a reminder of the enduring legacy of the Jazz Age and the many ways it continues to influence our world today.
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