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Tre fiskere på en lille bro by Anthonie Waterloo — VisualArtsDB

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Tre fiskere på en lille bro

Tre fiskere på en lille bro

Tre fiskere på en lille bro

Anthonie Waterloo

1610–1690

Medium: Radering
Dimensions: H 87 millimeter × W 136 millimeter
Genre: Radering
Museum: Statens Museum for Kunst (National Gallery of Denmark)

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Den Kongelige Kobberstiksamling

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dutchprint

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