Christian Dior donnant une conférence à la Sorbonne en 1955 Serge Somalvico Bon exemplaire du catalogue japonais

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Christian Dior donnant une conférence à la Sorbonne en 1955 Serge Somalvico Bon exemplaire du catalogue japonais Bon exemplaire du catalogue japonais de l'exposition consacrée au couturier en 1986 par le talentueux Guillaume Garnier A l'occasion du 150ème anniversaire de la fondation de l'entreprise Ce tirage a été effectué en 1957 au moment de la mort de Dior Tirage argentique représentant Christian Dior au cours de la conférence que le couturier donne à la Sorbonne en août 1955

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