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- ↑ Mathieu, Marie-Alexandrine Delatre. "Les Vieux ormes du champ du puits a Marzy [Old Elms in the fountain feed at Marzy]: from Eaux-fortes modernes [Modern etchings]". Item held by National Gallery of Australia.
- ↑ "La fontaine du Pasturiau - Paris Musées". parismuseescollections.paris.fr.
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