File:Louis d'Illiers.jpg
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Français : Portrait du vicomte Louis d'Illiers par Simon Bussy |
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Source | https://www.corsaire-editions.com/product/LORSQUE-LE-SIECLE-FINISSAIT-LOUIS-D-ILLIERS |
Author | Simon Bussy |
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