Portret van Veit Dietrich

Robert Boissard (mentioned on object), 1597

  • Artwork typeprint
  • Object numberRP-P-2020-4265
  • Dimensionsheight 140 mm x width 106 mm

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Identification

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    Portret van Veit Dietrich

  • Object type

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    RP-P-2020-4265

  • Catalogue reference

    HAB A4878

Creation

  • Creation

    printmaker: Robert Boissard (mentioned on object)

  • Dating

    1597

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  • Dimensions

    height 140 mm x width 106 mm

Explanatory note

  • Prent mogelijk uit: Boissard, Jean Jacques. Icones quinquaginta virorum illustrium doctrina & eruditione praestantium ad vivum effictae. Frankfurt am Main: s.n., 1597. Prent met nummering rechtsonder gebruikt in: Bibliotheca chalcographica. Frankfurt am Main: Johannes Ammon, 1650.

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