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A Lady & children in the dress of 1770, gravure du Ladies Own Memorandum Book (1770) Toni Miller Le logo de la maison

Name: A Lady & children in the dress of 1770, gravure du Ladies Own Memorandum Book (1770) Toni Miller Le logo de la maison
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A Lady & children in the dress of 1770, gravure du Ladies Own Memorandum Book (1770) Toni Miller Le logo de la maison Le logo de la maison Lanvin dessiné par Paul Iribe représente d'ailleurs la silhouette d'une mère penchée sur sa fille Jules Leleu Cette gravure représentant une élégante accompagné d'un enfant est typique des estampes qui figuraient dans les almanachs anglais comme The Ladies Own Memorandum Book Estampe intitulée A Lady and children in the dress of 1770

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