"Opium: The Diary Of A Cure" 1957 COCTEAU, Jean Interior Decoration Thirty full-color reproductions of paintings Theatre

Name: "Opium: The Diary Of A Cure" 1957 COCTEAU, Jean Interior Decoration Thirty full-color reproductions of paintings Theatre
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"Opium: The Diary Of A Cure" 1957 COCTEAU, Jean Interior Decoration Thirty full color reproductions of paintings Theatre Thirty full color reproductions of paintings by a world famous artist provide the basis for an allegory of love involving the quest of the white tiger for the tigress of his dreams fellow stylish men of the day Opium: Diary of a Cure is a 1930 work by the French artist and writer Jean Cocteau 8 1 2" x 5 3 4"

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