Black and white drawing of a man with a beard standing on a dirt path. The man wears a long robe with a wide sash tied around his waist. He holds a hat in one hand and a staff in the other. Behind him is an outdoor scene with buildings in the distance. The man stands in front of a tree on the left. The image is surrounded by columns of text on either side and text below. The text is in French and appears to be song lyrics. The title below the drawing reads "L'APOTRE JEAN JOURNET".
Artwork Details
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- 591 × 893 px
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