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The Stones Were Running Up, illustration for a Breton tale, from “Legends and Tales” by Henriette Guizot (Mme Conrad de Witt), published by Hachette 1889 by Charles Barbant

The Stones Were Running Up, illustration for a Breton tale, from “Legends and Tales” by Henriette Guizot (Mme Conrad de Witt), published by Hachette 1889

(The Stones were running up, illustration for a Breton tale, from 'Legendes et Recits' by Henriette Guizot (Mme Conrad de Witt) published (Hachette) 1889 )


Charles Barbant

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1889  ·  engraving  ·  Image ID: 319143

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The Stones Were Running Up, illustration for a Breton tale, from “Legends and Tales” by Henriette Guizot (Mme Conrad de Witt), published by Hachette 1889 by Charles Barbant. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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