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History of France. Scene of the life of King Dagobert with toys: Saint Eloi points out to the King of France Dagobert I that his trousers were put upside down - In

History of France. Scene of the life of King Dagobert with toys: Saint Eloi points out to the King of France Dagobert I that his trousers were put upside down - In 'Joujoux a l'histoire: la France'

(History of France. Scene of the life of King Dagobert with toys: Saint Eloi (v.588-659) points out to the King of France Dagobert I (602 or 605-638 or 639) that his trousers were put upside down (underpants upside down). In “” Joujoux a l'histoire: la Fran)


pseudonym for Jacques Onfroy de Bréville Job

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History of France. Scene of the life of King Dagobert with toys: Saint Eloi points out to the King of France Dagobert I that his trousers were put upside down - In 'Joujoux a l'histoire: la France' by pseudonym for Jacques Onfroy de Bréville Job. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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