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Eduard Alexander Hilverdink (1846-1891) Cityscape with people and dog on the street, canvas dated 1876, 60x47 cm. Provenance: Purchased from Auction Company Galerie des Arts in The Hague in 1975, see attached catalogue

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Eduard Alexander Hilverdink (1846-1891) Cityscape with people and dog on the street, canvas dated 1876, 60x47 cm. Provenance: Purchased from Auction Company Galerie des Arts in The Hague in 1975, see attached catalogue

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