File:Charles West Cope - The Stolen Kiss, 1850 (The Etching Club, 1857).jpg

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Français : The Stolen Kiss, eau-forte de Charles West Cope (1850). Publié par The Etching Club en 1857.
English: The Stolen Kiss, etching by Charles West Cope (1850). Published by The Etching Club in 1857.
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Author Several authors, all dead in the XIXth century

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