Marianne, tiré à part de Mariette Lydis (1939) Essor de la Presse de Mode Certains flacons sont des créations

Name: Marianne, tiré à part de Mariette Lydis (1939) Essor de la Presse de Mode Certains flacons sont des créations
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Marianne, tiré à part de Mariette Lydis (1939) Essor de la Presse de Mode Certains flacons sont des créations Certains flacons sont des créations de Lalique Louis Roubaud détaille le fonctionnement d'une maison de couture mais aussi du monde de la copie Le tirage de cette estampe a été limité à 25 exemplaires Cette gravure est l'une des 7 gravures que Mariette Lydis réalisa pour illustrer Le Tartuffe ou l'Imposteur de Molière paru aux éditions Govone en 1939

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