Carnet de chasse, illustré par le Baron Karl Reille, Christian Dior, (circa 1960) Arnold Van Westerhout C'est le graveur Robert Bénard

Name: Carnet de chasse, illustré par le Baron Karl Reille, Christian Dior, (circa 1960) Arnold Van Westerhout C'est le graveur Robert Bénard
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Carnet de chasse, illustré par le Baron Karl Reille, Christian Dior, (circa 1960) Arnold Van Westerhout C'est le graveur Robert Bénard C'est le graveur Robert Bénard qui dirigea la gravure de l'ensemble des planches de l'Encyclopédie Méthodique Elle représente une jeune femme en robe blanche et ceinture à la victime coiffée d'un chignon à la grec Exemplaire vierge d'un carnet de chasse publié de la maison Dior en 1966

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