"A Comedy Of The American Riviera: A Story Of Winter Bathing At The Breakers In Palm Beach" 1997 The New Yorker Magazine Original cinema mod art poster Paris

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"A Comedy Of The American Riviera: A Story Of Winter Bathing At The Breakers In Palm Beach" 1997 The New Yorker Magazine Original cinema mod art poster Paris Original cinema mod art poster for this now iconic Italian caper film starring John Phillip Law in front of his femme fatale's white Jaguar XK E & other illustrations in text Henry Flagler Museum Archives 7" x 5 1 2"

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