File:Cluseret by cohl.jpg

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Gustave Paul Cluseret by Émile Cohl.

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English: In all likelihood this is a drawing of an aging Gustave Paul Cluseret by Émile Cohl. This drawing is taken from the book Mémoires du Général Cluseret Tome I published in Paris in 1887 and written by Cluseret. Cohl's signature can be seen at the bottom left corner.
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Source It's extracted from a book I found on Internet Archive: mmoiresdugnralc00clusgoog.
Author Émile Cohl

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