1920 Janine Aghion, Untitled, Woman Tennis Player (from The Essence of the mode of the day).

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1920 Janine Aghion, Untitled, Woman Tennis Player (from The Essence of the mode of the day).
Guillaume Gallienne dans "Monsieur Max" biopic de Gabriel Aghion (2006) sur le poète Max Jacob (1876-1944), mars 2022.
1920 Janine Aghion, "Untitled - Dancer (from The Essence of the mode of the day)".
This is a pochoir plate from the exquisite early Art Deco portfolio by Janine Aghion, illustrating the Joys of the Day. Aghion was an illustrator and fashion designer, starting her career with renowned couturier Paul Poiret in Paris in the Teens. Aghion's style was in the avant-garde, with cubistic geometry, vibrant fields of color and extremely elongated figures that bordered on pure abstraction. This 15 plate portfolio of a woman in different activities throughout the day is one of the joys of Jazz Age fashion illustration. This plate is very rare - #76 of an edition of 150. (x)
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Mokyr, Aghion and Howitt win Nobel Prize in economics for work on innovation-driven growth
The Nobel memorial prize in economics was on Monday awarded to Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt for “having explained innovation-driven economic growth”. The winners were credited with better quantifying “creative destruction,” a key concept in economics that refers to the process in which beneficial new innovations replace – and thus destroy – older technologies and businesses.
Dominique Blanc dans "Monsieur Max" biopic de Gabriel Aghion (2006) sur le poète Max Jacob (1876-1944), mars 2022.
"Belle Maman" de Gabriel Aghion (1999) avec Catherine Deneuve, Vincent Lindon, Mathilde Seigner, Line Renaud, Stéphane Audran, Danièle Lebrun, Jean Yanne, Artus de Penguern, Laurent Lafitte et Aurélien Wiik, juillet 2015.
Love is indeed the key for success
(be inspired by Gaby Aghion)