L’artisan Pratique, Dixième Année – No. 120, Septembre 1914.

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L’Artisan Pratique
L’Artisan Pratique was a French monthly magazine devoted to the applied and decorative arts. It was first published in 1904 and continued into the 1920s.

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L’artisan Pratique, Dixième Année - No. 120, Septembre 1914.
L’artisan Pratique, Dixième Année – No. 120, Septembre 1914.

 

L’artisan Pratique, Dixième Année - No. 120, Septembre 1914.
L’artisan Pratique, Dixième Année – No. 120, Septembre 1914.
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