Mode. 20 col. Lithographs, by VanHerre, M. DeSolar, R. Nest and others for L. Mi…

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20 col. Lithographs, by VanHerre, M. deSolar, R. Nest and others for L. Michau. Exposition Universelle 1889. 43.5 x 29 cm. - Partly. Minimal fl. D

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