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6404 - Dutch School, 17th/18th century. View of a harbor and a city rampart, possibly of the city of Hulst, with many figures in an open field in the foreground. Provenance: Sotheby’s Mak van Waay Auction, Amsterdam, November 7–9, 1978, lot 51, attributed to the Dutch School, 17th century, and
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Dutch School, 17th/18th century. View of a harbor and a city rampart, possibly of the city of Hulst, with many figures in an open field in the foreground. Provenance: Sotheby’s Mak van Waay Auction, Amsterdam, November 7–9, 1978, lot 51, attributed to the Dutch School, 17th century, and depicting the town of Sluis. Oil on canvas, 91 x 171 cm. (canvas damaged). It is possible that the town of Hulst is depicted here, given the yellow flags bearing the black lion (the flag of Hulst) and the somewhat similar composition of a townscape in the Hulst Museum; see: https://museumhulst.nl/gebouw Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1
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