Gibson - At the Dressmaker's Stout? "Oh, dear no!", carte illustrée de Charles Gibson (1906) Arts et Métiers Graphiques Plus de 200 lots sont

Name: Gibson - At the Dressmaker's Stout? "Oh, dear no!", carte illustrée de Charles Gibson (1906) Arts et Métiers Graphiques Plus de 200 lots sont
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Gibson At the Dressmaker's Stout? "Oh, dear no!", carte illustrée de Charles Gibson (1906) Arts et Métiers Graphiques Plus de 200 lots sont Plus de 200 lots sont décrits au catalogue Plusieurs articles sont consacrés à leur collaboration dans la revue le Théâtre Comoedia Illustré en 1922 et 1923 Bon exemplaire d'une carte illustrée en couleurs reproduisant une composition de Charles Gibson baptisée At the Dressmaker"s "Stout Elle est éditée par l'éditeur londonien James Henderson & Sons qui publie alors la revue Pictorial Comedy

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