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De la Tête aux Pieds by Louis Chéronnet, 1948 Joseph Casale, Shoes, Reinoso, XVIII et du milieu XIX siècle, 4 pages

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De la Tête aux Pieds, 1948 - Joseph Casale Shoes, Reinoso, XVIII et du milieu XIX siècle, Text by Louis Chéronnet, 4 pages
« De la Tête aux Pieds » (From Head to Toe), a 1948 four-page document written by Louis Chéronnet and illustrated by Reinoso, featuring the shoemaker Joseph Casale and footwear of the eighteenth and mid-nineteenth centuries. An original period print on paper.
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Year
1948
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Type
Illustrated Texts  ·  4 pages
Illustrator
Reinoso
Text
Louis Chéronnet
Accessories
Joseph Casale [Shoes]
Size
approx. 28 x 39 cm | 11 x 15.4"
Item #
K91-36488
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