Paul Tanqueray - Portrait d'une élégante accoudée (1930s) West End Tailors La facture indique Emile Rabec
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Paul Tanqueray Portrait d'une élégante accoudée (1930s) West End Tailors La facture indique Emile Rabec La facture indique Emile Rabec comme le successeur de la maison Vuitton fondée en 1860 le maître incontesté et Givenchy Tirage argentique d'époque d'une photographie des années 1930 du célèbre studio photographique londonien Paul Tanqueray représentant une élégante appartenant vraisemblablement à la haute société britannique ou au monde du spectacle posant accoudée au bras d'un canapé Paul Tanqueray travaille pour Hugh Cecil en 1923 et 1924 avant d'ouvrir son propre studio en 1925
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