Vogue - April 1929

Published April 13, 1929

A sporty woman takes a perfect swing in this delightful Jean Pagès illustration, which appeared in the April 13, 1929, Vogue. Clad in tennis whites—a circular piqué skirt and polo shirt—she whips her racquet through the air as her opponent lunges to return the favor. The woman's pose and the telltale trace following her racquet's movement lend this work a sizable amount of energy.

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