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Philip III made a solemn service to Notre-Dame and carried the coffin on foot to Saint-Denis which contained the chief and bones of Saint-Louis, the flesh and bowels having been placed in a tomb near Palermo in Sicily - Reign of Philip III of France by Ambroise Tardieu

Philip III made a solemn service to Notre-Dame and carried the coffin on foot to Saint-Denis which contained the chief and bones of Saint-Louis, the flesh and bowels having been placed in a tomb near Palermo in Sicily - Reign of Philip III of France

(Philip III made a solemn service to Notre-Dame and carried the coffin on foot to Saint-Denis which contained the chief and bones of Saint-Louis, the flesh and bowels having been placed in a tomb near Palermo in Sicily - Reign of Philip III of France. Cerem)


Ambroise Tardieu

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Philip III made a solemn service to Notre-Dame and carried the coffin on foot to Saint-Denis which contained the chief and bones of Saint-Louis, the flesh and bowels having been placed in a tomb near Palermo in Sicily - Reign of Philip III of France by Ambroise Tardieu. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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