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The image shows a framed banner depicting a religious figure, likely a saint, dressed in pontifical vestments including a miter and chasuble. The figure holds a crosier and stands with raised hands. Below the figure, a representation of water is shown. The banner is adorned with gold embroidery and text, some of which is legible as "GRATIANO" and "POLIS". In the lower left corner, there is a symbol with a cross and a circular element containing the number "2". In the lower right corner, the numbers "38" are visible. A small plaque at the bottom of the frame reads "BANNIERE DE SAINT DOMINIQUE 1er EVÊQUE DE GRENOBLE AU IXe SIECLE OFFERTE LE 3 NOVEMBRE 1910". This indicates the banner is associated with Saint Domnin, the first bishop of Grenoble, and was offered on November 3, 1910. The banner is displayed in a wooden frame against a textured, light-colored wall, with shadows cast from above. The overall presentation suggests it is an artifact displayed in a religious or historical context.
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