Doucet - Lettre autographe de Jacques Doucet, à l'en-tête du 19 rue Spontini à Paris (1908) Horace Vernet La couverture reproduit une composition

Name: Doucet - Lettre autographe de Jacques Doucet, à l'en-tête du 19 rue Spontini à Paris (1908) Horace Vernet La couverture reproduit une composition
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Doucet Lettre autographe de Jacques Doucet, à l'en tête du 19 rue Spontini à Paris (1908) Horace Vernet La couverture reproduit une composition La couverture reproduit une composition de Christian Bérard Cette maison est située 6 rue Vivienne à Paris Jacques Doucet en fait don à l'université de Paris à l'en tête du 19 rue Spontini datée du 21 septembre 1908

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