Andy Warhol's Interview, n°26 (October 1972) Hubert de Givenchy Bon exemplaire de planche Boadbil

Name: Andy Warhol's Interview, n°26 (October 1972) Hubert de Givenchy Bon exemplaire de planche Boadbil
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Andy Warhol's Interview, n°26 (October 1972) Hubert de Givenchy Bon exemplaire de planche Boadbil Bon exemplaire de planche Boadbil rehaussée à l'or appartenant à la suite des 12 planches créées par Eduardo Garcia Benito pour la Dernière Lettre Persane éditée par les fourrures Max (Leroy & Schmid) en 1920 La couverture est d'Helmut Newton La couverture est un portrait de Peter O'Toole par Berry Berenson Ce numéro contient notamment un article sur la couturière américaine Zandra Rhodes

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