I through compassion fainting seem-d not far from death and like a corpse fell to the ground Canto Gustave Dore (1832-1883)

Gustave Dore – I through compassion fainting seem-d not far from death and like a corpse fell to the ground Canto

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The picture has something of this: people, reclining, group, man, veil, wear, interaction, woman, kneeling, war, skirmish, position, two.
Perhaps it’s a black and white drawing of a woman laying on the ground next to a man.

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