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311. The blind hurdy-gurdy player Trifon Stepanovic Luzkov, Starodubsk district (1951)
312. Blind hurdy-gurdy player with companion, Kursk government (1911)
313. Blind hurdy-gurdy player with his guide (Poltavskij government)
314. Blind hurdy-gurdy player with companion. Picture by a Ukranian painter
315. Blind hurdy-gurdy player Dmitro Gincar, Cernovitz district (July 1971)
316. L. Boilly (1761-1845), Les petits Savoyards [The little Savoyards]
317. Caricature of the Duke of Cumberland
318. Young woman with hurdy-gurdy by N. Sichel, engraved by R. Jericke
319. Madame Henri-Belmont as "Fanchon la Vielleuse"
320. Friederike Kunzelmann as "Fanchon das Leyermädchen" ["Fanchon the hurdy-gurdy girl"]
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