Papegaut, cardingaux, évesgaux, monagaux by Félix Bracquemond

Etching of a procession of mitred clergy and robed churchmen advancing across a plain toward onlookers at left.

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Papegaut, cardingaux, évesgaux, monagaux, Félix Bracquemond (1882). Via artnap.com

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This etching by Félix Bracquemond, dated 1882, shows a procession of robed churchmen in mitres and hoods advancing across an open plain toward a row of onlookers at left. A figure at the far left points toward the approaching clergy, while a crowd of mitred heads and a canopied figure appear above the procession.

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