

No. 8 of 15 · The Jazz Age
Slid Over This Bridge
Pictures by George BarbierWords by F. Scott Fitzgerald
George Barbier’s elegant 1920s couple, in evening dress, fur and a red feather fan, stand beside a vintage motorcar, paired with F. Scott Fitzgerald’s line from The Great Gatsby: anything can happen now. The novel is Fitzgerald’s portrait of the Jazz Age, its glittering parties, longing and the American dream. For someone stepping into something new.
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Inside, it says
“Anything can happen now that we’ve slid over this bridge,” I thought; “anything at all…” 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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