Hermès Sellier - Planche publicitaire illustrée par Hemjic (circa 1927) Thérèse Bonney Ce numéro comprend plusieurs pages

Name: Hermès Sellier - Planche publicitaire illustrée par Hemjic (circa 1927) Thérèse Bonney Ce numéro comprend plusieurs pages
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Hermès Sellier Planche publicitaire illustrée par Hemjic (circa 1927) Thérèse Bonney Ce numéro comprend plusieurs pages Ce numéro comprend plusieurs pages sur la fête le Bal Chinois donné à l'opéra par la Princesse Murat par l'information Ce document date vraisemblablement de la fin des années 1920 Bon exemplaire d'une planche publicitaire de la maison Hermès Sellier comportant une composition de l'illustrateur Marcel Hemjic représentant des joueurs de polo

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