Le Costume en France de François 1er à 1900, par Emile Gallois (circa 1950) Raudnitz & co Golden Anniversary of Fashion 1898-1948

Name: Le Costume en France de François 1er à 1900, par Emile Gallois (circa 1950) Raudnitz & co Golden Anniversary of Fashion 1898-1948
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Le Costume en France de François 1er à 1900, par Emile Gallois (circa 1950) Raudnitz & co Golden Anniversary of Fashion 1898 1948 Golden Anniversary of Fashion 1898 1948 Très intéressante documentation provenant d'un acheteur étranger fidèle de la maison Dior Bon exemplaire du recueil de 48 planches rehaussées au pochoir sur le costume français de François Ier à 1900 par Emile Gallois

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