it's deadlicious™: Grand Guignol photographs

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12.6.09

Grand Guignol photographs

Denise Dax, Paulais, Eddy Ghilain...Here're some of the actors I whish I would have seen on Grand Guignol stage ! All photos are fron the excellent Grand Guignol by Agnès Pierron published in 1995 by Robert Laffont in "Bouquins" collection.

4 comments:

El Abuelito said...: wonderful imgages! I always wish to see a Grand Guignol comedy; I didn´t knew that photographs! They´re cruel! Thanks!; 13/6/09 02:12
Prisamata said...: Three words for this:

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W; 17/6/09 18:17
Ringo Stalin said...: Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!; 19/6/09 20:09
René Claude said...: J'avais raté cette excellente galerie grand-guignol. C'est l'animateur d'un blog pin ups vintage qui a posté un lien vers ces images. Il n'est jamais trop tard...; 12/11/10 04:34

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