Life: No American Public Figures — Not Scott And Zelda Fitzgerald, Not Louise Brooks, Not Even The Inimitable Louis Armstrong — Embodied The “Jazz Age” Of The 1920S More Perfectly Than Josephine Baker, The Missouri Native Who Became A Legendary
sebrusk: Picasso sat at a table outside a Paris cafe. A woman came to him and asked that he draw something for her. He gladly complied, and quickly sketched a drawing. After he finished, he requested the French equivalent of $5,000. The woman was taken
