Albert Guillaume - Les trois âges du chapeau, dessin avec envoi au chapelier Léon (1933) George Wolfe Plank Le dessin de la couverture

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Albert Guillaume Les trois âges du chapeau, dessin avec envoi au chapelier Léon (1933) George Wolfe Plank Le dessin de la couverture Le dessin de la couverture est signé Georges Lepape Le dessin final paru dans le numéro de juin 1926 de Harper's Bazaar figurait dans la collection d'Yves Plantin Intitulé Les trois âges du chapeau ce dessin du 12 janvier 1933 comporte un envoi au chapelier Léon

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