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The Symbol Of Turin: The Bull Editorial Image


The symbol of Turin: the bull Editorial Stock Photo
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Turin, Piedmont, Italy. March 2019. Piazza San Carlo. Under the arcades, in front of one of the most famous cafés, is the symbol of Turin: the bull. The custom is to beat the genitals

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