Image: Cartel Santa Maria de Ovila Trillo
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Description: An old enamelled sign belonging to Santa Maria de Ovila, a Spanish monastery that was largely disassembled by an agent of William Randolph Hearst in 1931 and shipped to San Francisco, California. Some of the elements of the monastery complex were left standing, including this sign.
Title: Cartel Santa Maria de Ovila Trillo
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Author: Sevegi
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