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Jan Both (1618-1652), Circumference/Succession, small hilly landscape with village and figural staffage, oil on panel, unsigned, verso inscribed "J. Both 1656", 19 x 28 cm, framed 27 x 37 cm

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Jan Both (1618-1652), Circumference/Succession, small hilly landscape with village and figural staffage, oil on panel, unsigned, verso inscribed "J. Both 1656", 19 x 28 cm, framed 27 x 37 cm

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