These La Vie Parisienne covers from early last century may have had a limited color palette, yet that did not seem to limit the style in any way.
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5 comments:
Simply fabulous!
I really adore La Vie illustrations but, man some of them can get pretty racey!
I know what you mean Katie, some of them can be a little racy... very beautiful but, racy. It must have something to do with the "pendulum" swinging the other way after the Victorian era.
Gorgeous colors!
That siren illustration is awesome!
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