File:King John, leader of the Romany band of gypsies, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing left, with pipe in mouth, at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, during the burial of his wife Queen Eleanora LCCN95502260.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionKing John, leader of the Romany band of gypsies, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing left, with pipe in mouth, at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, during the burial of his wife Queen Eleanora LCCN95502260.jpg |
English: Title: King John, leader of the Romany band of gypsies, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing left, with pipe in mouth, at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, during the burial of his wife Queen Eleanora
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Subject InfoField | romanies · washington (d.c.) · photographic prints · portrait photographs | ||
Location InfoField | washington d.c. | ||
Place InfoField | Washington (D.C.) |
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