The Tannery at Monte Carlo Beach
Artist's impression of sun-worshippers soaking up rays at Monte Carlo beach, nicknamed the tannery by The Bystander, such was the cult of sunbathing during the 1930s. It mentions the gorgeous Pompeian bathing pool, cool, shady arcades for the less energetic and the sumptuous restaurant and bar. In the background can be seen La Turbie Rock, towering over the town and sheltering the bay
Picture No
11050943
Media ID
46093931
Size
7752px x 4977px
(8.5MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Illustration by Houghton in The Bystander, 13 January 1932
Date
1932
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