Pavillon Paquin à l'exposition de Turin (1911) Gazette du Bon Ton (la) Ensemble de 3 cartes postales

Name: Pavillon Paquin à l'exposition de Turin (1911) Gazette du Bon Ton (la) Ensemble de 3 cartes postales
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Pavillon Paquin à l'exposition de Turin (1911) Gazette du Bon Ton (la) Ensemble de 3 cartes postales Ensemble de 3 cartes postales photographiques anciennes éditées à l'occasion de l'exposition des arts décoratifs de 1925 l'une des premières publications périodiques sur la mode fondé en 1778 et considérée comme le plus bel ouvrage sur les modes de l'époque Ce pavillon dessiné par Joseph de Montarnal était décoré de fresques d'André Edouard Marty et d'une statue de Chrysis du sculpteur André Laoust Il marque la puissance de cette grande maison de couture parisienne

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