Collectible Risqué Postcards

Jean Agelou ?.

GA is probably the signature of Georges Agélou, the brother of photographer Jean Agélou.

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GA is probably the signature of Georges Agélou, the brother of photographer Jean Agélou.

GA is probably the signature of Georges Agélou, the brother of photographer Jean Agélou. His favorite model was a young woman, most probably identified as"Miss Fernande". Her later modeling career was most probably photographed by Jean's brother Georges Agélou and published with the signatur logo "GA", while Jean Agélou focussed more on landscape photography.

His favorite model was a young woman, most probably identified as"Miss Fernande". Her later modeling career was most probably photographed by Jean's brother Georges Agélou and published with the signatur logo "GA", while Jean Agélou focussed more on landscape photography.

Jean Agelou ?.

GA is probably the signature of Georges Agélou, the brother of photographer Jean Agélou. His favorite model was a young woman, most probably identified as"Miss Fernande". Her later modeling career was most probably photographed by Jean's brother Georges Agélou and published with the signatur logo "GA", while Jean Agélou focussed more on landscape photography.

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In issue No.119 from February 1st 1911, Miss Fernande is shown on 4 photographs and the model's age stated is 18. Miss Fernande was presumably a courtesan in Paris, the beginning of the 20th century.

His favorite model was a young woman, most probably identified as"Miss Fernande". Her later modeling career was most probably photographed by Jean's brother Georges Agélou and published with the signatur logo "GA", while Jean Agélou focussed more on landscape photography.

His photographic style was artfully composed with classical posing, located in the studio and outdoor. Julian (or Julien) Mandel.

Condition: New UNC UNUSED.

In issue No.119 from February 1st 1911, Miss Fernande is shown on 4 photographs and the model's age stated is 18. Miss Fernande was presumably a courtesan in Paris, the beginning of the 20th century.

In issue No.119 from February 1st 1911, Miss Fernande is shown on 4 photographs and the model's age stated is 18. Miss Fernande was presumably a courtesan in Paris, the beginning of the 20th century.

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UNKNOWN MODEL, THE FIRST TO ITS SERIES PHOTO, MAYBE A RARE ONE. THERE IS A CHIP ON THE PAPER AT THE DOWN LEFT OF THE PHOTO THAT DOES NOT AFFECT THE MAIN SUBJECT, OTHERWISE EXCELLENT.

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3.5" x 5.5" ( 9 x 14 cm).