James Laver - Literature of Fashion (1947) Philippe Jullian vraisemblablement le plus célèbre de

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James Laver Literature of Fashion (1947) Philippe Jullian vraisemblablement le plus célèbre de vraisemblablement le plus célèbre de son temps Ce recueil de poème est dédié par Bernouard à son major durant sa mobilisation au front L'exposition prend place 7 Albermale Steet à Londres du 21 novembre 1947 au 3 janvier 1948 Bon exemplaire du catalogue de l'exposition organisée en 1947 par James Laver pour la National Book League sous le titre Literature of fashion

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