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La Nouvelle Figure d'Alexandre Iacovleff by Joseph Kessel, 1930 Artist's Career, Louis Laniepce, 10 pages

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La Nouvelle Figure d'Alexandre Iacovleff, 1930 - Artist's Career, Louis Laniepce, Text by Joseph Kessel, 10 pages
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Year
1930
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Type
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Nb Pages
10
Illustrator
Alexandre Iacovleff  (1887—1938)
Text
Joseph Kessel
Size
approx. 22 x 30 cm | 8.7 x 11.8"
Condition
Very good / Excellent
Minor ink transfer
Particularity
Incomplete text
Item #
R79-65857
artist's career
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