Caption

Pope Alexander III laying the foundation stone for the Notre-Dame de Paris in 1163

Date

Oct 16, 2017

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/Heinz-Dieter Falkenstein

Reference

BRK26C76_067

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No

Property release

No

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Rights managed

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111.9Mb (13.9Mb) / 19.1in x 22.8in / 5722 x 6838 (300dpi)

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