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Savez-vous qui était vraiment Christian Dior ? by Pierre Gaxotte, 1957 Hommage, Raymonde Zenacker, photo Henri Cartier-Bresson, 3 pages

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Savez-vous qui était vraiment Christian Dior ?, 1957 - Hommage Raymonde Zenacker, photo Henri Cartier-Bresson, Text by Pierre Gaxotte, 3 pages
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Year
1957
Publication
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Type
Illustrated Texts
Nb Pages
3
Photographer
Henri Cartier-Bresson  (1908—2004)
Text
Pierre Gaxotte
Couturier
Christian Dior
Size
23 x 31 cm | 9.1 x 12.2"
Item #
R41-61879
(text in French)
Christian Dior avait rencontré Raymonde Zenacker chez Lucien Lelong où elle était entrée en 1928 à 20 ans. Elle avait rapidement pris une autorité considérable et le jeune modéliste Christian Dior trouvait en elle un appui dont il ne devait plus pouvoir se passer.....
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