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A man and a woman expressing gratitude for surviving the siege of Seville. Oil painting by a Spanish painter, 1843.
Wellcome Collection

A man and a woman expressing gratitude for surviving the siege of Seville. Oil painting by a Spanish painter, 1843.

Unknown artist

CC0 — Public Domain
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Lettering: Dos humildes devotos al Señor de los Desamparados en agradecimiento de haberles librado sus vidas e intereses en el horroroso sitio y bombardeo que sufrio esta Ciudad de Sevilla desde los dias veinte al veintiocho de Julio de 1843

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