FTM Talk: The French Riviera in the 20th Century

WHEN:

Sat September 12th 2015
Ended

WHERE:

London

WHAT:

Take a tour through the glorious, glamorous world of the French Riviera during the first half of the twentieth century. Drawing on the unique archives at Mary Evans Picture Library, Lucinda Gosling will trace the origins and growing popularity of the Riviera as a fashionable destination.

A getaway destination frequented in the 1920s by artists and writers such as Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald and Picasso, the Riviera became known as a playground of privilege. The fashion, faces and places of this glamorous stretch of the French coastline are highlighted through contemporary society magazines such as The Bystander and The Tatler.

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