Deuxième et dernière vidéo au musée des Augustins de Toulouse, avec un thème aussi glam que le précédent : la Passion du Christ.
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http://www.augustins.org/
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Si tu as lu cette description jusqu'au bout et que tu veux me le faire savoir, on a une petite tradition, tu peux mettre cette phrase en commentaire :
"Quelle passionnante vidéo !"
Poutous à vite.
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