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Comoedia illustré (20 mai 1914) - Numéro extraordinaire consacré aux Ballets Russes Caroline Reboux "the ever-interesting coiffure"

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Comoedia illustré (20 mai 1914) Numéro extraordinaire consacré aux Ballets Russes Caroline Reboux "the ever interesting coiffure" "the ever interesting coiffure" un vase en verre coulé et un vas en verre coulé et gravé Alexandre Benois et de nombreuses photographies La couverture reproduit un dessin de Valentine Gross pour le ballet Schéhérazade

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