Vogue France (1er septembre 1932), couverture d'André-Edouard Marty Horace Vernet Rarissime catalogue édité par Paul

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Vogue France (1er septembre 1932), couverture d'André Edouard Marty Horace Vernet Rarissime catalogue édité par Paul Rarissime catalogue édité par Paul Poiret à l'occasion de son déménagement de la rue Auber à la rue Pasquier en 1906 un maître du dessin à la plume aux chapeaux et tissus nouveaux et comprend un article sur la maison de Jean Patou conçue par Louis Sue au Pays Basque Le dessin de la couverture est signée André Edouard Marty

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