Massacre de Henry le Grand Roy de France par François Ravaillac le 14 May 1610. Caricatures de Moeurs première grande collaboration entre le Belle affiche pour le

Massacre de Henry le Grand Roy de France par François Ravaillac le 14 May 1610. Caricatures de Moeurs première grande collaboration entre le Belle affiche pour le

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Massacre de Henry le Grand Roy de France par François Ravaillac le 14 May 1610. Caricatures de Moeurs première grande collaboration entre le Belle affiche pour le première grande collaboration entre le couple Pierre et Geneviève Argillet et Salvador Dali numérotée 14 d'un tirage à 100 exemplaires et signée au crayon par l'artiste chez Odieuvre rüe Danjou près la rüe Dauphine" sur papier vergé filigrané (lettres)

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