

No. 10 of 15 · The Jazz Age
Large Parties
Pictures by George BarbierWords by F. Scott Fitzgerald
George Barbier's glamorous theatre box of pearls, feather fans and bobbed hair sits beside Fitzgerald's wry line from The Great Gatsby: large parties are so intimate, while small ones have no privacy. Gatsby is Fitzgerald's portrait of the Jazz Age, with its glittering parties and longing, and Barbier's fashion plates come from those very years. For the friend who loves a good party.
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Inside, it says
I like large parties. They're so intimate. At small parties there isn't any privacy. F. Scott Fitzgerald · The Great Gatsby · 1925
On the back
The Great Gatsby (1925) is F. Scott Fitzgerald's portrait of the Jazz Age: glittering parties, longing and the American dream. It entered the US public domain in 2021. The art: fashion plates from the same years.
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