Death of Sardanapalus, #28221

Death of Sardanapalus, La Mort de Sardanapale, oil painting on canvas, 1827 by Eugene Delacroix. Musee du Louvre. Paris, France, natural history stock photograph, photo id 28221Add To Light Table
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Death of Sardanapalus, La Mort de Sardanapale, oil painting on canvas, 1827 by Eugene Delacroix. Musee du Louvre. Paris, France

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