Comtesse de Segonzac, portrait photographique par le Studio Lorelle (1920s) Motsch Numéro de septembre 1966 de

Name: Comtesse de Segonzac, portrait photographique par le Studio Lorelle (1920s) Motsch Numéro de septembre 1966 de
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Comtesse de Segonzac, portrait photographique par le Studio Lorelle (1920s) Motsch Numéro de septembre 1966 de Numéro de septembre 1966 de l'édition américaine du Harper's Bazaar Bon exemplaire du supplément de Fémina consacré à la collection complète de Jacques Fath pour l'hiver 1949 1950 Tirage argentique d'époque du studio photographique parisien de Lucien Lorelle d'un portrait de la Comtesse de Segonzac posant dans une robe de la fin des années 1910 ou au début des années 1920

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