Affiche d'exposition "Matisse lithographies rares" à la galerie Berggruen & Cie, à Paris. 1954. GERARD Baron François Composition créée pour la revue Belle affiche pour le

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Affiche d'exposition "Matisse lithographies rares" à la galerie Berggruen & Cie, à Paris. 1954. GERARD Baron François Composition créée pour la revue Belle affiche pour le Composition créée pour la revue américaine The Century Magazine Imprimé par Dupuis à l'Aigle Belle affiche imprimée par Mourlot à Paris

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