Paul Poiret - Lettre de l'illustrateur Fabiano au sujet du Minaret (1913) Raymond Gid Bon exemplaire du catalogue de

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Paul Poiret Lettre de l'illustrateur Fabiano au sujet du Minaret (1913) Raymond Gid Bon exemplaire du catalogue de Bon exemplaire du catalogue de l'exposition de photographies provenant de la collection du directeur artistique de Vogue de 1928 à 1943 L'édition de l'ouvrage ne compte que 925 exemplaires L'illustrateur disserte sur la mode persane Intéressante lettre adressée par l'illustrateur Fabiano (Marie Jules Coup) acceptant de dessiner pour une revue les costumes créés par Paul Poiret pour la pièce le Minaret en 1913

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