The image shows a menu page with a cartoon illustration. The illustration is divided into two parts. On the left side, there are six people wearing red robes with white sashes and shoes. They are falling in a line, stacked on top of each other. The top person is being pulled by a rope attached to a large bell. The background of this part is green with trees. A bottle with a label and the word "ANGELUS" in red letters is at the bottom. On the right side, there is a smaller illustration of three people in the same red robes pulling on a rope. The word "Menu" is written in red letters. The background of the right side is beige. There is a line of text at the bottom of the image.
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- 624 × 900 px
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