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Clovis II (635-657) Selling Silver and Gold from the Shrine to Feed the Poor. Clovis II (635-657) to feed the poor made the gold and silver blades removed from the church of Saint-Denis. Engraving 1825 in

Clovis II (635-657) Selling Silver and Gold from the Shrine to Feed the Poor. Clovis II (635-657) to feed the poor made the gold and silver blades removed from the church of Saint-Denis. Engraving 1825 in 'Histoire de France'.

(Clovis II (635-657) Selling Silver and Gold from the Shrine to Feed the Poor - Clovis II dit “” le Faineant”” to feed the poor made the gold and silver blades removed from the church of Saint-Denis - Engraving 1825 in “Histoire de France represented by syn)


Ambroise Tardieu

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1825  ·  Engraving  ·  Image ID: 916695

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Clovis II (635-657) Selling Silver and Gold from the Shrine to Feed the Poor. Clovis II (635-657) to feed the poor made the gold and silver blades removed from the church of Saint-Denis. Engraving 1825 in 'Histoire de France'. by Ambroise Tardieu. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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