Carte d'Entrée à l'Exposition Particulière de la Collection Jacques Doucet (1912) Gazette du Bon Ton (la) législation & jurisprudence

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Carte d'Entrée à l'Exposition Particulière de la Collection Jacques Doucet (1912) Gazette du Bon Ton (la) législation & jurisprudence législation & jurisprudence La carte est datée de 1905 Les pièces exposées furent vendues aux enchères quelques jours plus tard lors d'une vente restée célèbre dans le monde de l'art Bon exemplaire d'une carte d'Entrée à l'Exposition Particulière de la Collection Jacques Doucet qui prit place à la galerie Georges Petit en juin 1912

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