#1920s art

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Wassernixen by Josef Wawra (1920)

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Owe Zerge (Swedish, 1894-1983), Victoria Mortis, circa 1921

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Lionel Lindsay, "The White Peacock", 1925

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Joseph Urban, Two Mural Panels for the Ziegfeld Theatre: The Joy of Life, 1927. Oil on canvas. Above, as seen at the Cleveland Museum of Art exhibit on Jazz Age art and design.

Urban was also the architect of the theater. He said he wanted it to be a place where "people coming out of crowded hours and through crowded streets, may find life carefree, bright and leisured."

Top photo: patrons.org Bottom photo: .themagazineantiques.com

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Desert at Dusk (1928) by Audley Dean Nicols

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Hupmobile Eight (1927)

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Très Parisien, 1923

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Illustration by Georges Léonnec - Son Derniere Cocktail (1920s)

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Art deco necklace in platinum, diamond and emerald, 1929, Van Cleef & Arpels for Princess Faiza of Egypt

[the-evil-clergyman]

Unknown Seas by Norman Lindsay (1922)

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Owe Zerge (Swedish, 1894–1983), Näcken (Water Spirit), 1925 oil on canvas

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Leon Bonnotte’s illustration ‘Le Sourire,’ (1925)

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taisho era wlw

by takabatake kashō (高畠華宵)

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Ilmarinen ploughing the Viper-field (1928) by Akseli Gallen-Kallela (1865-1931), is one of the Kalevala frescoes in the National Museum of Finland.

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