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Fernand Cormon - Portrait of soprano Marcelle Demougeot (Jeanne Marguerite Marcelle Decorne) as Elisabeth from the opera Tannhäuser, 1914.
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~ Sunday Nunday ~

Fernand Cormon - Portrait of soprano Marcelle Demougeot (Jeanne Marguerite Marcelle Decorne) as Elisabeth from the opera Tannhäuser, 1914.

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