Black and white drawing of a procession in front of old stone buildings. A group of people are walking in a line, some carrying flags or other objects. They are wearing long robes. There is a large stone archway behind them with stairs leading up to another archway. There are more old stone buildings on either side, one with a tiled roof. The drawing is signed "H. Vernet 1818" at the bottom.
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