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Ceilling in St Sulpice church, Paris 6e, France. St François Xavier's chapel.
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Jacques-Emile Lafon (1817–1886)
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Ceilling in St Sulpice church, Paris 6e, France. St François Xavier's chapel.
Date 15 June 2007 (photo)
1859 (painting)
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