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Jurriaan ANDRIESSEN (1742-1819) Attributed to Exceptional painting, oil on canvas, 229x330 cm. J. Andriessen produced this type of painting for the decoration of private mansions, notably in Amsterdam, and later specialized in landscape wallpapers. This painting requires restoration and cleaning, as it is damaged and missing.

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Jurriaan ANDRIESSEN (1742-1819) Attributed to Exceptional painting, oil on canvas, 229x330 cm. J. Andriessen produced this type of painting for the decoration of private mansions, notably in Amsterdam, and later specialized in landscape wallpapers. This painting requires restoration and cleaning, as it is damaged and missing.

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