Paul Tanqueray - Portrait de Rosemary Dale (1930s) schiaparelli Tirage argentique représentant une robe

Name: Paul Tanqueray - Portrait de Rosemary Dale (1930s) schiaparelli Tirage argentique représentant une robe
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Paul Tanqueray Portrait de Rosemary Dale (1930s) schiaparelli Tirage argentique représentant une robe Tirage argentique représentant une robe à imprimé floral créée par Chanel pour sa collection du Printemps 1957 Bon exemplaire de l'ouvrage Voyage autour de la mode publié par Perrin vers 1946 Paul Tanqueray travaille pour Hugh Cecil en 1923 et 1924 avant d'ouvrir son propre studio en 1925 C'est auprès de lui que Cecil Beaton d'un an son aîné cherche à améliorer ses compétences techniques en juillet 1925

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