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Planting the Tree of Liberty in front of the Hotel de Ville to mark the Second Republic, 1848

by Jean-Jacques Champin

Planting the Tree of Liberty in front of the Hotel de Ville to mark the Second Republic, 1848 - Jean-Jacques Champin
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Planting the Tree of Liberty in front of the Hotel de Ville to mark the Second Republic, 1848 - Jean-Jacques Champin

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English: "Planting the Tree of Liberty in front of the Hotel de Ville to mark the Second Republic, 1848" oil on Canvas, location: Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee Carnavalet - Paris.
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1848

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Jean-Jacques Champin

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