Vogue US (September 1957), couverture de John Rawlings Félix Agostini Cet ouvrage dont la couverture

Name: Vogue US (September 1957), couverture de John Rawlings Félix Agostini Cet ouvrage dont la couverture
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Vogue US (September 1957), couverture de John Rawlings Félix Agostini Cet ouvrage dont la couverture Cet ouvrage dont la couverture est orné d'un dessin de George Barbier est composé d'un texte de Francis de Miomandre intitulé Scènes de la Vie Parisienne illustré de 10 planches en couleurs de George Barbier 13ème suite d'Habillemens à la mode depuis 1776 Penn est notamment l'auteur d'une photographie représentant une bague de la maison Cartier La couverture de ce numéro reproduit une photographie de John Rawlings représentant notamment des bijoux de Verdura

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