Synopsis
Explores the historical ambiguities and racial complexities of 1920s Paris and describes the short-lived craze that overtook the city when black culture became highly fashionable and a sign of being modern.
About Petrine Archer-Straw
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Archer-Straw is a freelance art historian and curator living in Jamaica. She has written and lectured internationally on various aspects of modern art and culture.
Published November 1, 2000
by Thames & Hudson.
208 pages
Genres:
History, Political & Social Sciences, Arts & Photography, Travel.
Non-fiction
