Revolution 1848: The Archeveque Monsignor Denis Affre (1793-1848) on the Barricade Faubourg Saint Antoine in Paris 26/06/1848 (Do o mon dieu que mon sang soit le dernier verse) (Death Denis Affre Archbishop of Paris of the barricade at the entrance to t by Unknown artist

Revolution 1848: The Archeveque Monsignor Denis Affre (1793-1848) on the Barricade Faubourg Saint Antoine in Paris 26/06/1848 (Do o mon dieu que mon sang soit le dernier verse) (Death Denis Affre Archbishop of Paris of the barricade at the entrance to t

(Revolution 1848: “” The Archeveque Monsignor Denis Affre (1793-1848) on the Barricade Faubourg Saint Antoine in Paris 26/06/1848 (Do o mon dieu que mon sang soit le dernier verse) (Death Denis Affre Archbishop of Paris of the barricade at the entrance to t)


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Revolution 1848: The Archeveque Monsignor Denis Affre (1793-1848) on the Barricade Faubourg Saint Antoine in Paris 26/06/1848 (Do o mon dieu que mon sang soit le dernier verse) (Death Denis Affre Archbishop of Paris of the barricade at the entrance to t by Unknown artist. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
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