1913 French Magazine, Le mois littéraire et pittoresque ("The Literary and Picturesque Month"), full issue (November), Alphonse Mucha cover 1929 the use of black-and-white photography

Name: 1913 French Magazine, Le mois littéraire et pittoresque ("The Literary and Picturesque Month"), full issue (November), Alphonse Mucha cover 1929 the use of black-and-white photography
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1913 French Magazine, Le mois littéraire et pittoresque ("The Literary and Picturesque Month"), full issue (November), Alphonse Mucha cover 1929 the use of black and white photography the use of black and white photography About the Artist: Gasiorowski was born in Paris on March 30 but the item is otherwise in good condition Date: 1913

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