Guesdon - Habillez-vous richement, Carte du tailleur à Paris (1920s) Lille Portrait de Sarah Rafale vraisemblablement

Name: Guesdon - Habillez-vous richement, Carte du tailleur à Paris (1920s) Lille Portrait de Sarah Rafale vraisemblablement
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Guesdon Habillez vous richement, Carte du tailleur à Paris (1920s) Lille Portrait de Sarah Rafale vraisemblablement Portrait de Sarah Rafale vraisemblablement croquée par Paul Poiret au cours d'un dîner chez Maxim's réunissant l'actrice La diffusion de cette photographie a été approuvée par l'autorité de censure de l'époque La composition est d'Albert Jarach et Paul Chambry Bon exemplaire d'une carte de la seconde moitié des années 1920 du tailleur Guesdon situé à Paris

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