DescriptionMaria Vérone.png	English: Maria Vérone in front of a poster of La Fronde at a stand Français : Maria Vérone devant une affiche de La Fronde à un stand
Date	before March 1905
Source	National Library of France
Author	Henri Roger-Viollet  (1869–1946)     Alternative names Henry Roger-Viollet; H. Roger Viollet Description French photographer Date of birth/death 30 April 1869  6 March 1946  Location of birth/death Paris  Paris  Work period 1885  Work location Nijmegen  Authority file : Q30302677 ULAN: 500074726 Léonore: [ 19800035/1393/60941] creator QS:P170,Q30302677

The feminist newspaper La Fronde folded in March 1905. Search of French newspapers at newspaperarchive.com, Gallica (Bibliothèque nationale de France)'s newspaper collection, Bibliothèques Municipales Spécialisées's newspaper collection and Les Archives nationales do not confirm publication of this version of the image. A post card by Paul Demézy from which it was derived was published in 1914.

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