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Playing Tiger(Playing Tiger (oil on canvas))Pierre Andrieu |
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Undated · oil on canvas
· Picture ID: 1544451
19th century · animal · colour · france · europe · painting · nobody · tiger · tawny · one animal · oil painting · mzpainting · wildlife · · / Bridgeman Images |
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