1930-1931 Extrême-Asie. The Indochinese Illustrated magazine. Years 1930 and 1931. 6 issues. Luxurious monthly news magazine published under the high patronage of the General Government of Indochina. With an important part dedicated to Arts and History. 1930: 3 issues (February-July-August). Articles on Gaston Hauchecorne, Gustave Hierholtz, illustrations of Nam Son... 1931: 3 issues (July-August-September). That year the edition is suspended during the first semester and resumes with the number 54 of July. Texts and illustrations by Alix Hava (Aymé) Georges Groslier, the Annamite theater, inauguration of the Colonial Exhibition... A special issue on Tibet illustrated by Léa Lafugie is enclosed. (Some tears and stains)

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