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F. Díaz Carreño, majos et majas, scène andalouse. [Material gráfico]
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Title and mention of responsibility in a strip stuck on the lower edge of the negative: “F. DIAZ CARREÑO.-1216.- Majos et majas, scène andalouse. J. Laurent. Madrid.”
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Title: F. Díaz Carreño, majos et majas, scène andalouse. [Material gráfico]
Description:
Title and mention of responsibility in a strip stuck on the lower edge of the negative: “F.
DIAZ CARREÑO.
-1216.
- Majos et majas, scène andalouse.
J.
Laurent.
Madrid.
”.
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