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Henry Gerbault 1910 "Madame la Seine" (après les inondations de Paris de 1910)

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Henry Gerbault 1910 "Madame la Seine" (après les inondations de Paris de 1910)
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Year
1910
Publication
La Vie Parisienne n°47, November 19
Type
Cover (Front cover only)
Illustrator
Henry Gerbault  (1863—1930)
Size
25 x 33 cm | 9.8 x 13"
Condition
Very good / Excellent
Item #
U56-74266
Doctor Lopinion "! Madam Seine, not even reckless If you get out of your bed, the faculty will be forced to away you from Paris (after the Paris flood of 1910)
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