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Note: Jeune is French for young. Faune is French for Faun, a mythical figure represented as a man with a goat's horns, ears, legs, and tail. And vigne is French for vine, in this example grape vine.

Also Note: This is one of three decorative panels that are used in the Jeune Faune Et Vigne Cloison (partition). It's one of the two longer panels each with a Faune figure (one facing left, the other right) and grapes. The shorter third panel has just grapes.

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