Lucien Waléry [aka, Laryew, Yrélaw] :: Untitled female nude [1920s]. Photogravure in Sepia. From a collection of 100 Art Deco nudes by the Parisian photographer Waléry, who also used the anagrams Yrélaw or Laryew. He photographed mostly revue dancers 100 years ago – namely Josephine Baker and Mata Hari. Waléry is often confused with Stanislaw Julian Ignacy Count Ostroróg, maybe because from a stylistic point of view, Waléry and Count Ostoróg could very well have been one and the same person (cf. Jürg H. Meyer, Wer war Walery?). Quoted from source. | src Jeschke · Van Vliet
Lucien Waléry :: Showgirl from the Folies Bergère. From ‘Portfolio de 100 Photogravures’ published in 1923 by the Librairie des Arts Décoratifs. Plate (planche) LXXVI. | src livejournal and wikibooks
Lucien Waléry [aka, Stanislaw Waléry, Laryew, Yrélaw] :: Showgirl from the Folies Bergère. From a portfolio of 100 photogravures published in 1923 by the Librairie des Arts Décoratifs. | src livejournal and wikibooks
Lucien Waléry :: Showgirl from the Folies Bergère. From ‘Portfolio de 100 Photogravures’ published in 1923 by the Librairie des Arts Décoratifs. | src livejournal and wikibooks
John Everard :: Indian Goddess (Déesse hindoue) female nude, 1950s. Original vintage full-bleed photogravure print on matte paper. | src vintageads on eBay
Lucien Waléry (aka, Yrélaw, Laryew) :: Female nude, 1923. Heliogravure. | src eBayLucien Waléry [aka, Stanislaw Waléry, Laryew, Yrélaw] :: Showgirl from the Folies Bergère. From a portfolio of 100 photogravures published in 1923 by the Librairie des Arts Décoratifs. | src livejournal and wikibooks