Sem Georges Goursat 18631934 Collection

Golfing at Deauville, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Dancing Transvestite, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Saxophonist, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Get Out!, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Transvestite in Red Dress with Pince-Nez, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

The Drummer, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Saxophone and Trumpet Player, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Saxophone Player, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Trumpet Player, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Two men in black tie and woman in bright blue dress dance to jazz, from White Bottoms pub
Two men in black tie and woman in bright blue dress dance to two musicians playing jazz on brass instruments, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

La Fiat triomphe a Deauville, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Jean Patou ses costumes de Bains ou Plage, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Advertisement for Grand Marnier, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Three illustrations of transvestites in blue and pink dresses dancing with a larger gentleman in white tie and tails, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Demonstration of various modern leg movements to the music, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Two transvestites and man in black tie dancing to a saxophone, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

I m a Cat, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Two transvestites in discussion while a further dances to a musician on the drums, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Two men in black tie dance to a musician on the saxophone, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

You must like the Charleston, Mr Greco, it wears out shoes. from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Three gentlemen in Black Tie perform moves from the Charleston to a saxophone, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print), from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Dancing the Charleston, from White Bottoms pub. 1927
One gentleman in black tie, a further gentleman in white tie and tails, and a woman in a light green flapper dress and pearls dance the Charleston, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Two gentleman in black tie dancing to jazz, played by a musician on the saxophone, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Two gentlemen in black tie perform La Danse Havas to the saxophone, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print), from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Gentleman in tails and white tie dances to two musicians playing saxophone, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Gentleman in white tie and gentleman in bowler hat try out dancing to jazz…
Gentleman in white tie and gentleman in bowler hat try out dancing to jazz, as performed by two musicians playing saxophone and banjo, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Elderly gentleman in tails and younger gentleman in black tie dance to a musician playing trumpet, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Gentleman in white tie and tails dancing while two musicians play saxophone and banjo, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

Two men in suits dancing while two musicians play the saxophone and trumpet, from White Bottoms pub. 1927, (colour block print)

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Sem Georges Goursat, also known as "Sem, " was a renowned French caricaturist and illustrator who lived from 1863 to 1934. His work captured the vibrant spirit of the Roaring Twenties in Paris, showcasing various aspects of society through his unique artistic style. In one of his iconic illustrations titled "Golfing at Deauville, " Sem transports us to the prestigious golf course at Deauville. The image exudes elegance and leisure, depicting gentlemen in their finest attire enjoying a game amidst lush greenery. Another captivating piece from Sem's collection is "Dancing Transvestite. " This illustration challenges societal norms by portraying a transvestite confidently embracing their identity while dancing with grace and flair. It serves as a reminder that self-expression knows no boundaries. The energy of jazz music comes alive in Sem's depiction of musicians such as the "Saxophonist" and the "Trumpet Player. " These illustrations capture the passion and skill required to create soul-stirring melodies that filled White Bottoms pub during this era. One cannot miss Sem's satirical take on social etiquette with his illustration titled "Get Out. " Here, he humorously portrays an individual being ousted from an establishment for not adhering to proper decorum. It highlights both the strict social codes prevalent at that time and Sem's ability to poke fun at them. Sem also delves into fashion through pieces like "Transvestite in Red Dress with Pince-Nez" and advertisements like "Jean Patou ses costumes de Bains ou Plage. " These artworks showcase his attention to detail, capturing intricate designs and trends that defined haute couture during this period. Lastly, we are transported back onto the dance floor with Sem's illustration featuring two men dressed impeccably in black tie alongside a woman donning a stunning bright blue dress. They sway gracefully together, perfectly synchronized with the lively jazz rhythms filling White Bottoms pub.