Bonnart - Elizabeth Charlotte Palatine, Duchesse d'Orléans (circa 1695) Renaissance de l'Art et des Industries du Luxe Bon exemplaire d'un tirage vers

Name: Bonnart - Elizabeth Charlotte Palatine, Duchesse d'Orléans (circa 1695) Renaissance de l'Art et des Industries du Luxe Bon exemplaire d'un tirage vers
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Bonnart Elizabeth Charlotte Palatine, Duchesse d'Orléans (circa 1695) Renaissance de l'Art et des Industries du Luxe Bon exemplaire d'un tirage vers Bon exemplaire d'un tirage vers 1870 1880 par la Chalcographie du Louvre de la gravure de très grand format baptisée Habillement du Roy d'Armes éditée de 1804 à 1809 Duchesse d'Orléans Témoignage de grande qualité des modes sous Louis XIV

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