A coloring of The Spirit Appearing to Faust, by Franz Xaver Simm, from Goethe’s Works ~ Illustrated by the Best German Artists vol. II, 1885, edited by George Barrie

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A coloring of The Spirit Appearing to Faust, by Franz Xaver Simm, from Goethe’s Works ~ Illustrated by the Best German Artists vol. II, 1885, edited by George Barrie
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