Heim - Gazette Matignon, n°11 (1953, mars), couverture de Tobias La Grande Dame Bon exemplaire de l'ouvrage composé

Name: Heim - Gazette Matignon, n°11 (1953, mars), couverture de Tobias La Grande Dame Bon exemplaire de l'ouvrage composé
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Heim Gazette Matignon, n°11 (1953, mars), couverture de Tobias La Grande Dame Bon exemplaire de l'ouvrage composé Bon exemplaire de l'ouvrage composé de 20 planches gravées par Portier et que réalise François Claudius Compte Calix sur les costumes de la cour depuis Charles VII jusqu'à Louis XVI en mousseline de soie et dentelle Ce numéro comporte un article intitulé Bon exemplaire du numéro 11 de mars 1953 de la Gazette Matignon une rare revue publiée par la maison de couture Heim

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