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File:Traite-Pyrenees.jpg

Artist Laumosnier
Description
Français : Entrevue de Louis XIV de France et de Philippe IV d'Espagne dans l'Île des Faisans en 1659. On distingue la fille de Philippe IV, future reine de France, derrière lui
Date 17th century
Medium oil on canvas
Dimensions 89.1 × 130 cm (35.1 × 51.2 in)
Notes Joconde database: entry 000PE009683
Source/Photographer http://www.altesses.eu/imgmax/2d82273f8e.jpg
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