Projet_Monument_Maisonneuve_Montreal.jpg
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Description Projet Monument Maisonneuve Montreal.jpg |
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Impression - Illustration d'un projet non réalisé du monument de Maisonneuve, Place d'Armes. Encre sur papier - Photolithographie.
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Author | Eugene Haberer |
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