L'Homme Elégant, n°2 (automne-hiver 1912-1913) Jungmann & cie Tirage argentique d'époque d'une photographie

Name: L'Homme Elégant, n°2 (automne-hiver 1912-1913) Jungmann & cie Tirage argentique d'époque d'une photographie
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L'Homme Elégant, n°2 (automne hiver 1912 1913) Jungmann & cie Tirage argentique d'époque d'une photographie Tirage argentique d'époque d'une photographie de Dorvyne représentant un modèle de Lucien Lelong baptisé Minuit créé en 1934 François Watteau est l'auteur de cette planche présentant une belle dans l'incertitude de l'avenir une des rares revues consacrées à la mode masculine Ce deuxième numéro est consacré à l'automne hiver 1912 1913

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