Arnold, Constable & Co - Facture, Broadway, corner of nineteenth Street à New York (1899) Maurice Vitrac Cet exemplaire comporte la jaquette

Name: Arnold, Constable & Co - Facture, Broadway, corner of nineteenth Street à New York (1899) Maurice Vitrac Cet exemplaire comporte la jaquette
Brand: espeamth.gr
SKU: 66317136327
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Arnold, Constable & Co Facture, Broadway, corner of nineteenth Street à New York (1899) Maurice Vitrac Cet exemplaire comporte la jaquette Cet exemplaire comporte la jaquette qui avait été imprimée après la mort de Dior pour recouvrir les exemplaires déjà imprimés Carte postale photographique ancienne présentant les mannequins de la maison Madeleine Vionnet qui figuraient au Pavillon de l'Elegance à l'exposition internationale des arts et techniques de 1937 Facture de 1899 du magasin de tissu Arnold Paquin ou encore Callot Soeurs

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