File:Centenaire Théodore de Banville, Robert de Flers, 1923.jpg

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Français : Statue de Théodore de Banville par Jules Roulleau au jardin du Luxembourg. Discours de Robert de Flers à l'occasion du centenaire du poète.
English: Statue of Théodore de Banville by Jules Roulleau at the Jardin du Luxembourg, with Robert de Flers making a speech on the birth centenary of the poet.
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