My husband's last passion? See what the daguerreotype says. Not pretty, a common air, and what awful hands...one wonders what a creature like that has...
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Product details My husband's last passion? See what the daguerreotype says. Not pretty, a common air, and what awful hands...one wonders what a creature like that has going for her. Illicitness, my dear.
My husband's last passion? See what the daguerreotype says. Not pretty, a common air, and what awful hands...one wonders what a creature like that has going for her. Illicitness, my dear.
Paul Gavarni (aka Hippolyte-Guillaume-Sulpice Chevalier, French, 1804 - 1866). My husband's last passion? See what the daguerreotype says. Not pretty, a common air, and what awful hands...one wonders what a creature like that has going for her. Illicitness, my dear., 1853. From Les Maris Me Font Toujours Rire, album 2; Masques et Visages. Lithograph.
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