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Le manège
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Le manège

Legros, Alphonse, 1837-1911 · [ca. 1854–1911]

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The horse-gin is turned by a horse with white hair; the pulley sheltered by a sort of pent-roof connecting with a stone-edged well, near which three monks stand; one fills a watering-pot that the other holds; the third reads.

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