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English:
Allegory of fencing
by Václav Česák, presented to the Olympic Museum in Lausanne by the International Fencing Federation in celebration of its centenary in 2013.
Français :
Allegorie de l'escrime
de Václav Česák, statue offerte au Musée Olympique de Lausanne par la Fédération internationale d'escrime en commémoration de son centenaire en 2013.
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| Author | Ludovic Péron |
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