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Tie, printed silk, by Paul Smith, London, 1994. Green silk tie with neoclassical print of winged Grecian women (representing Fame) in chitons with double flutes and putti. Printed silk.
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Tie, printed silk, by Paul Smith, London, 1994. Green silk tie with neoclassical print of winged Grecian women (representing Fame) in chitons with double flutes and putti. Printed silk.
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Title: Tie, printed silk, by Paul Smith, London, 1994. Green silk tie with neoclassical print of winged Grecian women (representing Fame) in chitons with double flutes and putti. Printed silk.
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Tie, printed silk, by Paul Smith, London, 1994.
Green silk tie with neoclassical print of winged Grecian women (representing Fame) in chitons with double flutes and putti.
Printed silk.
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