Chez le Coiffeur ( At the Hairdresser's ) by Gerda Wegener published by Fantasio vintage magazine.

Gerda Wegener, a Danish artist known for her Art Deco and Belle Epoque inspired illustrations, gained fame for her vibrant, sensual, and often provocative depictions of women. Active in the early 20th century, she was also known for her marriage to Lili Elbe, one of the first known recipients of gender-affirming surgery. Wegener’s works often celebrated feminine beauty, elegance, and modernity, making her a notable figure in fashion and portrait illustration. Chez le Coiffeur (At the Hairdresser's) reflects Wegener's signature style, blending delicate detailing with rich colors and refined compositions. Likely created in the early 20th century, the illustration captures a moment of feminine grace and sophistication, depicting women engaged at a hairdresser. Fantasio was a French illustrated satirical magazine. It first appeared in August 1906 and continued until 1937, with a brief revival in 1948. Fantasio was known for its witty, humorous, and often lighthearted take on theater, music halls, literature, and public life. It also provided a platform for a wide range of talented illustrators. These artists brought Fantasio to life with lively, expressive drawings that reflected the satirical and playful tone of the publication.