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 : Marcel Marceau, French mime artist, as Bip the clown


Marcel Marceau, French mime artist, as Bip the clown

Aug. 5, 1960 - Paris, France - MARCEL MARCEAU (1923-2007) was a French mime artist and actor. In 1947, Marceau created Bip the clown, who in his striped pullover and battered, beflowered silk opera hat, signifying the fragility of life, has become his alter ego, even as Chaplin's Little Tramp became that star's major personality. PICTURED: Marceau performs as Bip

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13231159
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46983793
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3096px x 4200px (1.4MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Alter Battered Beflowered Fragility Marceau Marcel Mime Performs Pullover Signifying Tramp


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