Georges Lepape - Elégante au turban pour Paul Poiret (circa 1911) La Gerbe d'Or L'adresse anglaise de Dover Street

Name: Georges Lepape - Elégante au turban pour Paul Poiret (circa 1911) La Gerbe d'Or L'adresse anglaise de Dover Street
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SKU: 44797764260
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Georges Lepape Elégante au turban pour Paul Poiret (circa 1911) La Gerbe d'Or L'adresse anglaise de Dover Street L'adresse anglaise de Dover Street qui figure sur la carte sera détruite pendant les bombardements de Londres en 1940 et 1941 cette publication est illustrée par Jacques Nam Cette estampe qui représente une élégante coiffée d'un turban avait été créée par Georges Lepape pour Paul Poiret Une variante figure dans l'album Les Choses de Paul Poiret vues par Georges Lepape

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