Le Figaro-Modes, mai 1905, couverture de Mademoiselle d'Epinay Guy Sabran Cette planche gravée par Dupin

Name: Le Figaro-Modes, mai 1905, couverture de Mademoiselle d'Epinay Guy Sabran Cette planche gravée par Dupin
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Le Figaro Modes, mai 1905, couverture de Mademoiselle d'Epinay Guy Sabran Cette planche gravée par Dupin Cette planche gravée par Dupin d'après une composition de Pierre Thomas Leclerc fait partie du 36ème Cahier des Costumes Français (2ème suite d'habillements à la mode en 1781) et représente la reine Marie Antoinette Le commissariat de l'exposition est assuré par Madeleine Delpierre et Catherine Join Dieterle La couverture reproduit une composition de Mademoiselle d'Epinay représentant Velleda Ce numéro reproduit notamment des modèles de Drecoll et Babani

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