"Simon Lissim" 1933 Racquet & Tennis Club Lewis Carroll would love her

Lewis Carroll would love her (once he got over the initial shock)

René Huyghe

Lighthouses

written by three experts in the field and illustrated with more than one hundred works of art from many periods and cultures

Mirella & Gianni Agnelli's Turin home with garden designed by Russell Page

"Simon Lissim" 1933 Racquet & Tennis Club Lewis Carroll would love her[112] pp. w 40 platesLimited edition exemplaire no 91Aux Editions du Cygne193311" x 9 1 4"Preface by Paul Lon. Paris, Aux Editions du Cygne, 1933, in 4, paperback, cream cover, title printed in blue, 82 pp. and 40 pl. Simon LISSIM, Russian, born in 1899, disciple of Lon BAKST, was a theater decorator but he also knew how to decorate fabrics and ceramics, especially in Svres. 40 plates inset, in black and in colors, some with a stencil, illustrate the