LUCRECE BORGIA

LUCRECE BORGIA

LUCRECE BORGIA EDWIGE FEUILLERE as Lucretia Borgia, 3rd from left Picture from the Ronald Grant Archive LUCRECE BORGIA EDWIGE FEUILLERE as Lucretia Borgia, 3rd from left Date: 1935

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