Null Hendrikus Spilman (1721 - 1784)
The Court at St. Maartensdyk seen inside on…

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Hendrikus Spilman (1721 - 1784) The Court at St. Maartensdyk seen inside on the City Tower. 1743. Copper engraving by Hendrikus Spilman (1721 - 1784) after Cornelis Pronk (1691 - 1759) From "Het Verheerlykt Nederland," published by Isaac Tirion in Amsterdam, ca. 1750. 167 x 109 mm.

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Hendrikus Spilman (1721 - 1784) The Court at St. Maartensdyk seen inside on the City Tower. 1743. Copper engraving by Hendrikus Spilman (1721 - 1784) after Cornelis Pronk (1691 - 1759) From "Het Verheerlykt Nederland," published by Isaac Tirion in Amsterdam, ca. 1750. 167 x 109 mm.

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