"Trimingham's Map Of Bermuda Italian Silk Scarf" (SOLD) Women's Clothing Philip Gough (1909-1986) for the Theatre

Name: "Trimingham's Map Of Bermuda Italian Silk Scarf" (SOLD) Women's Clothing Philip Gough (1909-1986) for the Theatre
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SKU: 57460109478
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"Trimingham's Map Of Bermuda Italian Silk Scarf" (SOLD) Women's Clothing Philip Gough (1909 1986) for the Theatre Philip Gough (1909 1986) for the UK (Heinemann) dust wrapper cover artwork of Georgette Heyer's novel The Black Moth published 1954 Sonia Delauney believed that art should be used to redecorate modern life The title cartouche is of nautical theme one of the earliest settled islands of the Americas

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