Null MAINE-ET-LOIRE." SEGRÉ." - Le Maine et l'Anjou" series by Baron de WISMES, …

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MAINE-ET-LOIRE." SEGRÉ." - Le Maine et l'Anjou" series by Baron de WISMES, circa 1855. Lithograph by Eugène Deshayes and Bachelier. (33.5 x 49 cm)

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MAINE-ET-LOIRE." SEGRÉ." - Le Maine et l'Anjou" series by Baron de WISMES, circa 1855. Lithograph by Eugène Deshayes and Bachelier. (33.5 x 49 cm)

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