The Bulls of Bordeaux: The Famous American, Mariano Ceballos
Black and white image of a bullring. A man on a dark bull holds a long spear in his right hand. The bull's head is lowered and it appears to prepare to charge. The man wears a ruffled shirt with billowy sleeves, a vest, pants, and a sash. A man on a white and black bull on the right rides with a long spear in both hands. He stares at the man on the dark bull. Three men in the left foreground do not appear to be on bulls. In the background spectators on foot and on horseback surround the ring.
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