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Artist: Brassaï
Chez Suzy, Paris 1932
By Brassaï
Located in Toronto, ON
Brassaï, (Gyula Halász) Le Presentation, Chez Suzy 1932. Le Presentation, Chez Suzy, ( 1932 ), Brassaï, Original Vintage Silver Gelatin Print. Signed, stamped and numbered on the pr...
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Early 20th Century Brassaï Art

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Silver Gelatin

Kokoschka dans son jardin (Kokoschka in his garden)
By Brassaï
Located in New York, NY
recto: signed, lower right verso: stamped ‘Tirage de l’Auteur’; ‘Copyright by BRASSAÏ 1931 All Rights Reserved’, inscribed
Category

1930s Brassaï Art

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Silver Gelatin

La rue Quincampoix
By Brassaï
Located in New York, NY
recto: signed and editioned 2/40 verso: signed, stamped 'Copyright by BRASSAÏ
Category

1930s Brassaï Art

Materials

Silver Gelatin

Fille de Joie, Quartier d'Italie
By Brassaï
Located in London, GB
Silver gelatin ferrotyped print, printed c.1960, annotated in unknown hand in ink and pencil with photographer's copyright ink stamp verso.
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1930s Modern Brassaï Art

Materials

Silver Gelatin

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