Jacques Heim - Dessin d'une robe du soir rose et noir, circa 1950-1960 François Watteau L'exposition Japonism in Fashion a

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Jacques Heim - Dessin d'une robe du soir rose et noir, circa 1950-1960 François Watteau L'exposition Japonism in Fashion a

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Jacques Heim Dessin d'une robe du soir rose et noir, circa 1950 1960 François Watteau L'exposition Japonism in Fashion a L'exposition Japonism in Fashion a pris place à Kyoto en avril 1994 Le dessin est de l'illustrateur Sepo Dessin original au crayon et à la gouache de la maison Jacques Heim Le modèle représenté est une robe du soir des années 1950 1960

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