Boué Soeurs - Carte d'invitation à une présentation de collection (circa 1905-1910) E - H Marguerite Carré et Mme Mitzah

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Boué Soeurs Carte d'invitation à une présentation de collection (circa 1905 1910) E H Marguerite Carré et Mme Mitzah Marguerite Carré et Mme Mitzah Bricard Pochoir grand format de SEM représentant Madeleine Vionnet à l'image du logo créé par Thayat pour sa maison de couture La carte postale reproduit l'intérieur des salons de la rue de la Paix Un autre modèle de carte similaire existe reproduisant une autre vue des salons de la maison

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