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Poster for a 1914 bullfight in Toulouse showing a black bull, a rider on horseback in red costume, and an inset of the arena.

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Toros en Toulouse. Comité d'organisation des gran Corrida de Muerte des arènes de Toulouse-Béziers-Arles, dimanche 7 juin 1914 à 3 heures précises de l'après-midi. affiche (Variante avec texte), non i, 1914, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A color lithograph advertising a bullfight titled Toros en Toulouse, showing a black bull with red and white ribbons and a horse with a mounted rider in a red embroidered costume and tricorn hat inside an arena. An inset illustration depicts the bullring and its surroundings, and printed text announces the corrida in Toulouse, Béziers and Arles on Sunday 7 June 1914. The work is an anonymous 20th century poster dated 1914.

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