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Artist

Creator:Jean Sorieul

Title

Français : La bataille du Mans

Date

1852

Medium

oil on canvas

Current location

Tessé Museum

	Native name	Musée de Tessé
	Location	Le Mans
	Coordinates	48° 0′ 36.90″ N, 0° 12′ 12.27″ E
	Established	1799
	Website	www.lemans.fr

Notes

Français : La bataille du Mans, 1793

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Unknown

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