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Succursale de Luxe de la Samaritaine - Grande Quinzaine, catalogue (1930s) René Burel La couverture reproduit le dessin
Succursale de Luxe de la Samaritaine - Grande Quinzaine, catalogue (1930s) René Burel La couverture reproduit le dessin
Succursale de Luxe de la Samaritaine - Grande Quinzaine, catalogue (1930s) René Burel La couverture reproduit le dessin
Succursale de Luxe de la Samaritaine - Grande Quinzaine, catalogue (1930s) René Burel La couverture reproduit le dessin
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Succursale de Luxe de la Samaritaine - Grande Quinzaine, catalogue (1930s) René Burel La couverture reproduit le dessin

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Succursale de Luxe de la Samaritaine Grande Quinzaine, catalogue (1930s) René Burel La couverture reproduit le dessin La couverture reproduit le dessin d'un costume de Lucrèce Borgia le 100ème est confié à Colette Bon exemplaire d'un catalogue publié par Succursale de luxe de la Samaritaine dans la seconde moitié des années 1930 pour la Grande Quinzaine

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