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Capture of Seville by Ferdinand III c.1201-52, c.1625-35

by Francisco Pacheco

Capture of Seville by Ferdinand III c.1201-52, c.1625-35 - Francisco Pacheco
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English: "Capture of Seville by Ferdinand III c.1201-52, c.1625-35" oil on Canvas.
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Francisco Pacheco

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