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 : Page from The Bystander: Margaret Lowengrund


Page from The Bystander: Margaret Lowengrund

Page from The Bystander featuring a reproduction of The Play's The Thing by American artist and printmaker Margaret Lowengrund (1902-1957). It shows a typical night scene inside the Cafe au Lapin Agile in Paris, a Montmartre cafe. The Bystander comments that the recent rise of the franc and diminution in the number of foreigners in Paris have caused many of the cafe and cabaret proprietors to consider the question of closing their establishments

Picture No
13835786
Media ID
46786147
Size
3610px x 5199px (6.9MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Usage Restrictions
Copyright must be cleared with the estate of Margaret Lowengrund
Source
The Bystander, 16th February 1927, p326
Date
1927

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Agile Bystander Drinkers Lapin Montmartre


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