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Léonce Burret 1910 "Le Roman comique de Thespis et Terpsichore" La Taglioni, Bonaparte, Sarah Bernhardt, Comic Strip

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Léonce Burret 1910 "Le Roman comique de Thespis et Terpsichore" La Taglioni, Bonaparte, Sarah Bernhardt, Comic Strip
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Year
1910
Publication
La Vie Parisienne, n° *** show reference / source
Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Léonce Burret  (1865—1915)
Size
25 x 33 cm | 9.8 x 13"
Condition
Very good / Excellent
Particularity
Double page
Item #
U98-76306
comic strip
Napoleon Ier
Sarah Bernhardt
LA VIE PARISIENNE, FANTASIO, LE SOURIRE, EROS ACTRESS / ACTOR HISTORICAL FIGURE
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