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Fishing for Souls by Adriaen van de Venne — VisualArtsDB

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Fishing for Souls

Fishing for Souls

Fishing for Souls

Adriaen van de Venne

1614

Dimensions: 187.8 × 98.5 cm
Genre: Allegorical painting
Museum: Rijksmuseum

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fishingbathing-and-swimming

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