Harper's Bazaar (1939, aout), couverture de Cassandre Trouvain Facture de la maison Boivin

Name: Harper's Bazaar (1939, aout), couverture de Cassandre Trouvain Facture de la maison Boivin
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Harper's Bazaar (1939, aout), couverture de Cassandre Trouvain Facture de la maison Boivin Facture de la maison Boivin Jeune Chemisier à l'adresse du 10 rue Castiglione à Paris Cette facture datée du 22 mai 1926 est adressée à Madame Reynolds Ce numéro spécial est consacré à la mode destinée aux étudiantes On trouve notamment dans ce numéro un reportage photographique de Walker Evans sur les logements sociaux de Williamsburg et Harlem ainsi qu'une rare photographie de Mademoiselle Chanel posant dans un manteau léopard

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