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Doorway and Staircase Enclosure

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Oak, French
Rights: Public Domain
The Cloisters, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Frederick C. Hewitt Fund 1913
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Title: Doorway and Staircase Enclosure
Description:
Oak, French.

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