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La jalousie
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

La jalousie

Gavarni, Paul, 1804-1866 · 1843

CC0 — Public Domain
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A woman to the waist, 3/4 view toward the right, her head gently bowed to the left, her hand on a dagger placed in her waist band, a striped shawl on her shoulders, plain hair, decorated with a garland of leaves, large earrings.

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