Carte de visite de la maison Paulette Bernard, 107 rue Lauriston à Paris (circa 1930) George Barbier Invitation de la maison Grès

Name: Carte de visite de la maison Paulette Bernard, 107 rue Lauriston à Paris (circa 1930) George Barbier Invitation de la maison Grès
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Carte de visite de la maison Paulette Bernard, 107 rue Lauriston à Paris (circa 1930) George Barbier Invitation de la maison Grès Invitation de la maison Grès pour le défilé du printemps 1950 Le dessin sur les plats est inspiré des portes réalisées par Edgar Brandt pour la boutique du rond point des Champs E lysées 107 rue Lauriston à Paris Bon exemplaire d'une carte de visite de la maison Paulette Bernard

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