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Que pensez-vous du Tango ? by Charles Benoist, 1913 Armand Vallée, Tango Dance

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Que pensez-vous du Tango ?, 1913 - Armand Vallée Tango Dance, Text by Charles Benoist
«Que pensez-vous du Tango?» (What do you think of the Tango?), an illustrated text piece written by Charles Benoist with illustrations by Armand Vallée, was published in Fantasio in 1913.
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Year
1913
Publication
Fantasio, n° *** show reference / source
Type
Illustrated Texts
Illustrator
Armand Vallée  (1884—1960)
Text
Charles Benoist
Size
19 x 28 cm | 7.5 x 11"
Item #
S2-101978
partner dance
tango
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