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English: Temple of Human Passions (1898). Detail of the relief made by Jef Lambeaux showcased in the Temple of Human Passions.
West-Vlams: De Menschelikke Driftn, reliëf in wit marmer in 't Jubelpark in Brussel.
中文:Detail of the relief made by Jef Lambeaux showcased in the Temple of Human Passions.
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