Published: 07.10.2022
Woman's ring and bracelet. Man's ring. France, ca. 1927. Shown on live models' hands at Jean Cocteau's Le Grand Écart supper club, Paris. Gérard Sandoz (b.1902), designer. Therese Bonney photographs, 1925-1937.
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