Vliet, Johannes van (ca. 1610-1668). Beggar. 8 etchings from: A Collection of Or…

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Vliet, Johannes van

(ca. 1610-1668). Beggar. 8 etchings from: A Collection of Original Etchings John McCreery, London 1816. Plgr. 9 x 6.5 cm - 9.1 x 6.6 cm. 7 with inscription in the pl. ╔Thereby: H. Rembrandt van Rijn, after.╗ 6 Rad. (Mutual) copies by Francis Vivares. 5 with inscription in the pl. Spot-mounted on cardboard. - Glue mark at the corners.

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Vliet, Johannes van

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