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Book# 18428

Penn, Irving

Irving Penn regards work by Issey Miyake. Introduction Mark Holburn.

Ort   Boston et al.
Verlag   Bulfinch Press
Illustration, Ausstattung   136 color photographs
Medium   Buch

 

Nur Kurztitelaufnahme 05.2000.
75.00 $. - Cat. Strand Book Store, New York, spring 2000, p. 13: 55.95 $.
Photographie 20. Jahrh. Modephotographie Monographie 
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