Comoedia illustré (20 mai 1914) - Numéro extraordinaire consacré aux Ballets Russes Caroline Reboux Editée en Allemagne par le

Name: Comoedia illustré (20 mai 1914) - Numéro extraordinaire consacré aux Ballets Russes Caroline Reboux Editée en Allemagne par le
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Comoedia illustré (20 mai 1914) Numéro extraordinaire consacré aux Ballets Russes Caroline Reboux Editée en Allemagne par le Editée en Allemagne par le Dr Frantz Stoedner Belle gravure des Bonnart représentant une sage femme un nouveau né à la main La couverture reproduit un dessin de Valentine Gross pour le ballet Schéhérazade 28 pages sont consacrées aux Ballets Russes avec des dessins en couleurs de Valentine Gross

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