Vu, exposition de diamants chez Chanel (30 novembre 1932) SEM (Georges Goursat) Contrairement aux éditions française

Name: Vu, exposition de diamants chez Chanel (30 novembre 1932) SEM (Georges Goursat) Contrairement aux éditions française
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Vu, exposition de diamants chez Chanel (30 novembre 1932) SEM (Georges Goursat) Contrairement aux éditions française Contrairement aux éditions française Cette photographie présente d'anciens repères montrant qu'elle a été utilisée avec un autre cadrage Ce numéro contient une double page intitulée le diamant revient qui traite de l'exposition de diamants que Gabrielle Chanel organise chez elle en 1932 Bon exemplaire du numéro du 30 novembre 1932 de la revue Vu fondée par Lucien Vogel

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