File:Victor Hugo's Works (Guernsey Edition) v14 p280.png
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| "Know you to whom you are speaking of love?" | |
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| Artist |
François Flameng |
| Title |
"Know you to whom you are speaking of love?" |
| Description |
English: Illustration inserted between pages 280 and 281 of Victor Hugo's Works, volume 14, Guernsey Edition, published by Estes and Lauriat. |
| Date | [1862– ] |
| Medium | etched from drawing |
| Source/Photographer | Internet Archive identifier: victorhugosworks14hugouoft |
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