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Large zoological exhibition [Graphic material]

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Image of 46 x 53 cm in the center representing the roaring head of a tiger

National Library of Spain

Second millenium AD Second millenium AD, years 1001-2000

Title: Large zoological exhibition [Graphic material]

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Image of 46 x 53 cm in the center representing the roaring head of a tiger.

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