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Frieze of Children Dancing to a Bag-pipe

mid-1500s
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Georges Reverdy (French, active 1529-1561) Frieze of Children Dancing to a Bagpipe, 1570 Engraving Gift of Leonard C. Hanna, Jr. 1928.771

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