Dyck, Anthonie van
(1599 Antwerp - London 1641) after. Jacobus de Cachopin. Engr…

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Dyck, Anthonie van (1599 Antwerp - London 1641) after. Jacobus de Cachopin. Engraving on laid paper by L. Vorsterman about 1630. Pl. 23.5 x 17 cm. Just trimmed on and within the subject resp. Mounted under passep. New Ho. 52 VI. Exquisite, contemporary impression in excellent condition.

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Dyck, Anthonie van

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