Black and white illustration of an interior scene. The scene depicts a large room with a high ceiling and arches. The room has a balcony with a railing on the top. There are several people in the room. The people are wearing long clothes. There are columns and statues in the room. There is a large archway in the background. The archway has a sculpture in it. The walls are made of stone or brick. The floor is made of stone or tile. The image is labeled "VENISE" at the top and has a number "11" above it. The image has French writing at the bottom. The image is in a rectangular format with a white border. The image is a grayscale illustration.
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