Paul Poiret - Les Festes de Bacchus données au Butard, invitation (1912) Jacques Wilhelm Bon exemplaire du premier numéro

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Paul Poiret Les Festes de Bacchus données au Butard, invitation (1912) Jacques Wilhelm Bon exemplaire du premier numéro Bon exemplaire du premier numéro d'une revue créée en 1943 par un éditeur lyonnais Cette carte comporte le nom manuscrit de la vendeuse Jeanne La composition est de Guy Pierre Fauconnet Invitation de grand format à la célèbre fête donnée par Paul Poiret dans son pavillon du Butard le 20 juin 1912 et intitulée Les Festes de Bacchus

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