Barclay - Catalogue du tailleur, 18-20 avenue de l'Opéra à Paris (circa 1910-1920s) Union Française des Arts du Costume Burrow & co

Name: Barclay - Catalogue du tailleur, 18-20 avenue de l'Opéra à Paris (circa 1910-1920s) Union Française des Arts du Costume Burrow & co
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Barclay Catalogue du tailleur, 18 20 avenue de l'Opéra à Paris (circa 1910 1920s) Union Française des Arts du Costume Burrow & co Burrow & co Rare invitation illustrée de la succursale monégasque de la maison de couture Redfern située au 242 Ce catalogue comporte notamment des illustrations en couleurs de Maurice Mahut Une illustration en dernière de couverture reproduit une composition de Bernard Boutet de Monvel

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