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19th century

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Agustín ArrietaWikidata

painting by Agustín Arrieta

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Allegory
Date
19th century (known to the century)Wikidata
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allegoryWikidata

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  • Wikimedia CommonsArrietaalegorias.jpg
  • WikidataQ130318220
  • Fame rank#350373 (0 Wikipedia articles)
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