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1931 French Lace Pattern - From "La femme chez elle" (February 15 1931, Unknown issue) - Published by François Tedesco Publications Flight rather than promoting private appetites

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1931 French Lace Pattern - From
1931 French Lace Pattern - From
1931 French Lace Pattern - From
1931 French Lace Pattern - From
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1931 French Lace Pattern From "La femme chez elle" (February 15 1931, Unknown issue) Published by François Tedesco Publications Flight rather than promoting private appetites rather than promoting private appetites Achille Lucien Mauzan moved to Italy in 1905 and left an incredible mark on European graphic design these publications are valued for their beautiful period illustrations and as a visual record of French fashion and culture of the Belle Époque and early 20th century La Femme chez elle (Woman at Home) was a French women’s magazine published in Paris by François Tedesco Publications

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