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Tree transport in Amsterdam city by Paul Werner — VisualArtsDB

Tree transport in Amsterdam city

Tree transport in Amsterdam city

2000

Dimensions: 35 × 27 cm
Genre: Cityscape

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Expressionism Figurative Expressionism

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TransportVehicle

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Winter at the Entrepotdok, in Amsterdam city

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Building activities on KNSM island in Amsterdam

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View on KNSM island in Amsterdam city

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Seven Sisters. A tree group on KNSM island, Amsterdam

Seven Sisters. A tree group on KNSM island, Amsterdam

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