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The Dance of Death in LA CHAISE-DIEU — Wall Painting of the 15th Century — Edit. Béal, La Chaise-Dieu - Front
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The Dance of Death in LA CHAISE-DIEU — Wall Painting of the 15th Century — Edit. Béal, La Chaise-Dieu - Back
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The Dance of Death in LA CHAISE-DIEU — Wall Painting of the 15th Century — Edit. Béal, La Chaise-Dieu

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Illustration of the third fresco of the Dance of Death in La Chaise-Dieu, showing eight figures (artisans, monk, troubadour, peasant, scholar) led by Death. Printed text describes the scene and the publisher. Back: blank postcard with handwritten signature '(Hr. Loire)' and logo 'MPIL'.

Characteristics

Type
Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference
QJC57
Condition
good condition
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Unique piece
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