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Nocturne with horsemen W. 87…

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Willem van Bemmel 1630 Utrecht-1708 Norimberga Nocturne with horsemen W. 87 - H. 72 cm oil on canvas

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Willem van Bemmel 1630 Utrecht-1708 Norimberga Nocturne with horsemen W. 87 - H. 72 cm oil on canvas

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