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A chaque geste masculin son plaisir 1946 Dominique Fircsa, Goyard, Hermès, Saddler, Hilditch & Key, Robert Piguet, Knizé

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A chaque geste masculin son plaisir, 1946 - Dominique Fircsa, Goyard, Hermès, Saddler, Hilditch & Key, Robert Piguet, Knizé
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Year
1946
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Dominique Fircsa
Brands
Hermès [Watches], Knizé [Gloves], Goyard Ainé [Luggage, Baggage], Hilditch & Key [Fashion Goods], Robert Piguet [Fashion Goods], Saddler [Luggage, Baggage]
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
N84-94343
Hilditch key: plaid
Piguet: tie
Hermes: pantoufles, montre
Kinze: tie
Saddler: pendulette
Goyard: Toiletrie Bag
HERMÈS WATCHES GLOVES LUGGAGE, BAGGAGE UMBRELLA FASHION GOODS ROBERT PIGUET MEN'S CLOTHING GOYARD TIES
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