Countess d'Herbaupair (1918) by Gerda Wegener Gay_print each panel tells its own

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Countess d'Herbaupair (1918) by Gerda Wegener Gay_print each panel tells its ownGerda Wegeners 1918 illustration for Lo Larguiers LAbdication de Ris Orangis gives the Countess dHerbaupair a wink you do not quite trust. In the story, she is the former millers daughter whose marriage into aristocracy comes with a deliciously messy paternity scandal; the windmill is the clue. Published in Paris by Ldition franaise illustre, this ink illustration sits inside Wegeners world of theatrical femininity and coded desire. No wonder