Cahier de Georges Braque (1947-1955), Maeght, Paris, 1955

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A rare book containing 100 pen and ink illustrations in black and white by Georges Braque.

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Cahier de Georges Braque (1947-1955), Maeght, Paris, 1955
Cahier de Georges Braque (1947-1955), Maeght, Paris, 1955
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