Georges Lepape - Le Golfeur, carte pour Hermès Sellier (1926) Monographies sur Paul Poiret Elle illustre la planche consacrée

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Georges Lepape Le Golfeur, carte pour Hermès Sellier (1926) Monographies sur Paul Poiret Elle illustre la planche consacrée Elle illustre la planche consacrée à la salle de bains de Madame André Bernheim Réunion des 52 livraisons de l'année 1815 du Corriere delle Dame Cette carte est publiée en 1926 par Art et Publicité (Segura) Bon exemplaire d'une carte pour Hermès Sellier illustrée d'une composition de Georges Lepape représentant un golfeur

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