Caroline Reboux - Carte de la maison de chapeaux, 9 avenue Matignon (circa 1950s) virot L'exposition est ensuite ouverte au

Name: Caroline Reboux - Carte de la maison de chapeaux, 9 avenue Matignon (circa 1950s) virot L'exposition est ensuite ouverte au
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Caroline Reboux Carte de la maison de chapeaux, 9 avenue Matignon (circa 1950s) virot L'exposition est ensuite ouverte au L'exposition est ensuite ouverte au public du 5 novembre au 19 décembre 1926 Belle gravure des Bonnart représentant une dame du grand air Un crayon à papier est relié à cette carte pliée en deux Bon exemplaire d'une petite carte de la maison de chapeaux Caroline Reboux destinée à noter les modèles que la cliente apprécie

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