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History of the life of Achilles, legendary hero of the Trojan War: death of Achilles, at the foot of the walls of Troy, his heel, his weak point, is pierced by an arrow shot by Paris. Chromolithography of 1890. by Unknown artist

History of the life of Achilles, legendary hero of the Trojan War: death of Achilles, at the foot of the walls of Troy, his heel, his weak point, is pierced by an arrow shot by Paris. Chromolithography of 1890.

(History of the life of Achilles, legendary heros of the Trojan War: death of Achilles, at the foot of the walls of Troy, the heel, his weak point, pierces an arrow pulled by Paris. Chromolithography of 1890.)


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19th century  ·  chromolithograph  ·  Image ID: 925844

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History of the life of Achilles, legendary hero of the Trojan War: death of Achilles, at the foot of the walls of Troy, his heel, his weak point, is pierced by an arrow shot by Paris. Chromolithography of 1890. by Unknown artist. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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