A century has passed since the birth of Josephine Baker, and over a quarter century has passed since her death. However, the mark that she made on society during her life has not yet begun to fade. She is remembered as an extraordinary singer, actress and dancer – who dazzled audiences with her beauty and talent. However, her legacy extends far beyond her outstanding work as an entertainer. A victim of racism, Baker used her celebrity status to fight for equal rights.

Although she struggled for acceptance in the United States until two years prior to her death, her amazing talents and civil rights activism have secured her place as a star. Since her death, Baker has been featured in various advertising campaigns and promotions. Images of her have appeared on posters, post cards, awards, books, calendars and apparel.

Styleguide
The Jospehine Baker 100th Anniversary Style Guide is available online for the convenience of our licensees and business associates. Click on the preview file for reference. If this is what you are looking for, download the artwork file. Please do not use the preview files (.jpg) as artwork, the colors may have changed due to converting the files. Use only the artwork files (eps).

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