[WOMEN'S MAGAZINE]. La Revue de la Femme. Paris : Draeger, December 1926-June 1930. - Three folio volumes, 306 x 242. Demi-toile rouge à la Bradel, cover reproductions on boards, illustrated front covers preserved (T. Boichot). Gaudriaut, p. 188. - CCP, IV, 206 (last issue dated April 1930, no. 37). Very rare complete collection of this women's magazine from the end of the Roaring Twenties. Published at the rate of one issue per month, this women's magazine stood out from other publications of the same period for its quality articles. Far from being confined to fashion, the articles also covered artistic and literary news, politics, sports (golf and tennis) and more. Regular columns included "Ma bibliothèque" by Fernand Vandérem, the well-known director of the Bulletin du bibliophile, "Notre beauté" by Lucie Delarue-Mardrus and a book review by Émile Henriot. A number of famous writers also contributed, including Anatole France, Eugène Marsan and Marcel Prévost. The abundant illustrations include numerous black reproductions of women dressed in creations by Jeanne Lanvin, Pérugia, Philippe & Gaston, Nicole Groult, etc., as well as Art Deco-style fashion drawings. Soiling to some covers, one loose leaf in the 1st issue, margins trimmed short with damage to pagination and last line of text in places.