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An old man with a wooden leg and a stick is accompanied by a young girl carrying a bowl in her right hand. Etching by Jules Jacques Veyrassat.
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An old man with a wooden leg and a stick is accompanied by a young girl carrying a bowl in her right hand. Etching by Jules Jacques Veyrassat.

Jules Jacques Veyrassat

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Lettering: Le vieux mendiant. Jules J. Veyrassat pinx et sculp

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