Launce che insegna al suo cane Crab a comportarsi come un cane in ogni cosa — «I due gentiluomini di Verona», Atto IV, Scena IV

1794

Launce che insegna al suo cane Crab a comportarsi come un cane in ogni cosa — «I due gentiluomini di Verona», Atto IV, Scena IV by Henry William Bunbury, 1794, Illustration

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