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An Arabic man keeping watch over the dead body of his friend
1866
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ca. 1860–70
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ca. 1860–70
A boat near the shoreline of a beach or a river
ca. 1860–70
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ca. 1860–70
Portrait of the painter Eduardo Zamacois seated at a table
ca. 1869
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ca. 1869
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ca. 1860–70
A Morrocan farrier at left accompanied by another figure attending to the hoof of a mule
ca. 1860–70
Entrance to the church of St Joseph (San José), Madrid, figures seated on the ground in front
ca. 1860–70
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ca. 1860–70
The Diplomat, man seated holding hat facing left
ca. 1860–70