1926 Mount Columbia Alberta British Canada Photogravure - ORIGINAL CANADA Statues & Related "Romeo and Juliet" and "Joan

Name: 1926 Mount Columbia Alberta British Canada Photogravure - ORIGINAL CANADA Statues & Related "Romeo and Juliet" and "Joan
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1926 Mount Columbia Alberta British Canada Photogravure ORIGINAL CANADA Statues & Related "Romeo and Juliet" and "Joan "Romeo and Juliet" and "Joan of Arc Listening to the Voices" This is an original 1894 halftone print of two paintings at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair: "Romeo and Juliet" by the Russian artist Constantine Makowsky and "Joan of Arc Listening to the Voices" by Paris artist Diogenes Ulysses Maillart 1885 by the artist Théophile Alexandre Steinlen for the ballet "Le Rêve

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