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History of France. Scene from the life of Saint Genevieve with toys: Bishop Saint Germanus of Auxerre (V.378-448) places the medal falling from the sky around the neck of Saint Genevieve (v.423-512), a shepherdess who kept her sheep in Nanterre. In “Let

History of France. Scene from the life of Saint Genevieve with toys: Bishop Saint Germanus of Auxerre (V.378-448) places the medal falling from the sky around the neck of Saint Genevieve (v.423-512), a shepherdess who kept her sheep in Nanterre. In “Let's

(History of France. Scene of the life of Sainte Genevieve with toys: The eveque Saint Germain d'Auxerre (V.378-448) passes the medal falling from the sky around the neck of Sainte Genevieve (v.423-512), shepherd who kept his sheep in Nanterre. in “Let's pla)


pseudonym for Jacques Onfroy de Bréville Job

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1908  ·  Engraving  ·  Image ID: 931793

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History of France. Scene from the life of Saint Genevieve with toys: Bishop Saint Germanus of Auxerre (V.378-448) places the medal falling from the sky around the neck of Saint Genevieve (v.423-512), a shepherdess who kept her sheep in Nanterre. In “Let's by pseudonym for Jacques Onfroy de Bréville Job. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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