Gavarni - Travestissements, planche n°1 Costume Espagnol par Paul Gavarni (1827) Scaioni Dessin original de grand format

Name: Gavarni - Travestissements, planche n°1 Costume Espagnol par Paul Gavarni (1827) Scaioni Dessin original de grand format
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Gavarni Travestissements, planche n°1 Costume Espagnol par Paul Gavarni (1827) Scaioni Dessin original de grand format Dessin original de grand format réalisé par Georges Lepape pour une couverture de Vogue et représentant une élégante tenant une boule de cristal L'exposition Japonism in Fashion a pris place à Kyoto en avril 1994 La Mésangère ne souhaite plus recevoir d'autres dessins Cette planche a été gravée par Gatine d'après une composition de Paul Gavarni

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