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English: Baptism of Clovis I, in front of the Cathedral of Reims (1896).
Français : Baptême de Clovis 1er, roi des Francs, par St Rémi, représenté derrière la Basilique Saint Rémi à Reims (1896).
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2006 |
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Uploaded by Arnaud 25, edited by Tachymètre ( talk) |
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This is a retouched picture, which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version. Modifications: removed the woman behind the statue, removed the teddy bear hanging on St Rémi's cross. The original can be viewed here: Bateme de Clovis par St Remy.jpg. Modifications made by Tachymètre.
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