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A lover for canary birds in his living room. Nostalgic scene from the past. Lithograph after a drawing by Bernhard Mühlig (German painter, 1829 - 1910), published in 1887.
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A canary bird lover in the past, lithograph, published 1887 stock illustration
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Largest size:5496 x 7714 px (18.32 x 25.71 in.) - 300 dpi - RGB
Stock illustration ID:886121874
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