Lettre tapuscrite signée de Heyworth Campbell sur papier à en-tête des Editions Nast (1920) Jack Roberts fondée par Charles Frederick Worth

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Lettre tapuscrite signée de Heyworth Campbell sur papier à en tête des Editions Nast (1920) Jack Roberts fondée par Charles Frederick Worth fondée par Charles Frederick Worth Le livre s'institule Fashion is Spinach Heyworth Campbell était le directeur artistique des éditions de Condé Nast La lettre est adressée au photographe New Yorkais Alfred Cheney Johnston

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