Gazette du Bon Ton - Danaé, cape du soir de Paul Poiret, planche de Charles Martin (n°5, 1914) Janet Flanner Margaine-Lacroix

Name: Gazette du Bon Ton - Danaé, cape du soir de Paul Poiret, planche de Charles Martin (n°5, 1914) Janet Flanner Margaine-Lacroix
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Gazette du Bon Ton Danaé, cape du soir de Paul Poiret, planche de Charles Martin (n°5, 1914) Janet Flanner Margaine Lacroix Margaine Lacroix Numéro d'avril 1951 de L'Officiel de la Couture et de la Mode de Paris Cette planche est parue dans le numéro de janvier de l'année 1914 de la Gazette du Bon Ton Planche rehaussée au pochoir d'un dessin de Charles Martin intitulé Danaé

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