Diana Vreeland - Portrait par Frederick Stevens Rockwell (circa 1930-1932) bruyere Bon exemplaire du programme du

Name: Diana Vreeland - Portrait par Frederick Stevens Rockwell (circa 1930-1932) bruyere Bon exemplaire du programme du
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Diana Vreeland Portrait par Frederick Stevens Rockwell (circa 1930 1932) bruyere Bon exemplaire du programme du Bon exemplaire du programme du Salon du Goût Français pour l'édition de 1923 Dessin à l'encre de l'illustratrice et journaliste Huguette Hanedel Astruc représentant un manteau de fourrure de la maison parisienne Les Fourrures Max créé en 1921 Très rare tirage argentique d'époque du photographe Frederick Stevens Rockwell représentant Diana Vreeland au début des années 1930

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