Très Parisien, 1923, No. 4: 16. - POUR DANSER. 1. Jolie robe de "Crisseldy"... 1923

This pochoir print titled "Très Parisien, 1923, No. 4: 16. - POUR DANSER" from 1923 presents two women in dresses of contrasting colors and designs. The visual impact is immediate: a study in early 20th-century fashion, rendered with an attention to line and detail. The color palette, dominated by pinks and blues, evokes a sense of playful elegance. The print leverages its composition to explore contrasts. The woman on the left wears a pink dress with a checked pattern, its lines creating a structured, almost architectural feel. The woman on the right is in a blue dress with vertical lines, adorned with floral patterns which introduce a softer, organic element. These formal choices create a dialogue between structure and fluidity, echoing broader artistic concerns with abstraction and representation. Ultimately, the strength of this print lies in its ability to capture a moment in time. The contrast in the women's dresses exemplifies an engagement with new ways of thinking about form and expression, suggesting a shift in cultural aesthetics.