Josephine Baker Nude Gallery
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lesbianpearl-deactivated2014121:Josephine Baker in “Princesse Tam-Tam“ (1935)
oldloves:Frida Kahlo & Josephine Baker had an affair when both women were living in Paris in 193
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Josephine Baker in Siren of the Tropics (1927)
deforest:JOSEPHINE BAKERSIREN OF THE TROPICS (1927)dir. Mario Nalpas and Henri Étiévant
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summers-in-hollywood:Josephine Baker in Harlem, New York, 1950. Photo by Eve Arnold
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blackhistoryalbum:THE HARLEM SHAKE | 1935Josephine Baker in a scene from the 1935 film Princess Tam-
theladybadass:Josephine Baker in Siren of the Tropics (1927)
theladybadass:Josephine Baker in Siren of the Tropics (1927)
jujubee58:queertrees:geekygothgirl:verycuriousnocure:During World War II, Josephine Baker served wit
adeshua:Josephine Baker by George Hoyningen-Huene for Vogue Studio, 1927
Josephine Baker / Vocal Trio “Flirtations” – At The Golden Orpheus ‘70 (1970)
barbara-stanwyck:Josephine Baker in Zouzou (1934)
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oldloves:Frida Kahlo & Josephine Baker had an affair when both women were living in Paris in 193
classicladiesofcolor:In 1945, Josephine Baker received the Croix de Guerre, the Rosette de la Résist
solasdisapproves:ithelpstodream:An icon in every sense of the word, Josephine Baker is the bisexual
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itsinthetrees:ultimotango:During World War II, Josephine Baker served with the French Red Cross and
twixnmix:Josephine Baker photographed by George Hoyningen Huene for Vanity Fair, 1927.
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