Elise Djo-Bourgeois - Vitrine de Léon Leyritz au Salon des Artistes Décorateurs de Paris (1929) Henriette Favre Chéruit et Worth présentés à

Name: Elise Djo-Bourgeois - Vitrine de Léon Leyritz au Salon des Artistes Décorateurs de Paris (1929) Henriette Favre Chéruit et Worth présentés à
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Elise Djo Bourgeois Vitrine de Léon Leyritz au Salon des Artistes Décorateurs de Paris (1929) Henriette Favre Chéruit et Worth présentés à Chéruit et Worth présentés à la Foire de Lyon Bel exemplaire d'une feuille d'emballage du Wiener Werkstätte dont la composition de Josef Hoffmann et Koloman Moser est réalisée vers 1905 La vitrine rassemble des tissus d'Elise Djo Bourgeois un mannequin de Pierre Imans

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