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De brack dog wins! 1889. BONINGTON Richard Parkes Première planche de cette réunion Le Sacrifice d Isaac
De brack dog wins! 1889. BONINGTON Richard Parkes Première planche de cette réunion Le Sacrifice d Isaac
De brack dog wins! 1889. BONINGTON Richard Parkes Première planche de cette réunion Le Sacrifice d Isaac
De brack dog wins! 1889. BONINGTON Richard Parkes Première planche de cette réunion Le Sacrifice d Isaac
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De brack dog wins! 1889. BONINGTON Richard Parkes Première planche de cette réunion Le Sacrifice d Isaac

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De brack dog wins! 1889. BONINGTON Richard Parkes Première planche de cette réunion Le Sacrifice d Isaac Première planche de cette réunion non identifiée (probablement d’après Le Brun) titrée et numérotée 10 30 au crayon gris par l'artiste rue de Rivoli Imprimée par Currier & Ives (actifs entre 1834 et 1907)

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