For Blue God’s sake
Published: 02 May, 2009, 14:50
A one-of-a-kind costume designed by legendary Russian-born artist Leon Bakst went under the hammer at Bonhams for a record $18,000.
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07.06.2009, 14:47
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Published: 02 May, 2009, 14:50
A one-of-a-kind costume designed by legendary Russian-born artist Leon Bakst went under the hammer at Bonhams for a record $18,000.
