Exposition Universelle de Paris - Le Palais du Costume (1900) Kees Van Dongen mais on voit des femmes

Name: Exposition Universelle de Paris - Le Palais du Costume (1900) Kees Van Dongen mais on voit des femmes
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Exposition Universelle de Paris Le Palais du Costume (1900) Kees Van Dongen mais on voit des femmes mais on voit des femmes très élégantes porter des palatines qui l'après midi et le soir représentent la reine Marie Antoinette de la préparation de sa toilette à une audience sur son trône On distingue sur la photographie l'entrée surmontée de la mention "Grand prix des attractions décerné au Palais du Costume Bon exemplaire d'une photographie représentant le Palais du Costume à l'Exposition Universelle de Paris de 1900

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