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File:Victor hugo gavroche a 11 ans.jpg

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English: A pen and ink drawing by Victor Hugo, entitled: "Gavroche à 11 ans" ("Gavroche at 11 years old")
Date 1850
Source Original publication: Original sketch by Victor Hugo
Immediate source: http://www.larousse.fr/encyclopedie/image/Laroussefr_-_Article/1310282
Author Victor Hugo
(Life time: 1885)


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