Jules-Adolphe-Aimé-Louis Breton, French, 1827-1906 – The Feast of Saint John Philadelphia Museum of Art

Philadelphia Museum of Art – Jules-Adolphe-Aimé-Louis Breton, French, 1827-1906 -- The Feast of Saint John

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Vielleicht ist ein Gemälde, das eine Gruppe von Frauen zeigt, die inmitten eines Feldes um ein Feuer tanzen, während in der Mitte des Hintergrunds der Vollmond am Himmel steht.

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