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Statensloep en zeilschepen op kalm water

Reinier Nooms (mentioned on object), c. 1656

  • Artwork typeprint, titelprent
  • Object numberRP-P-2024-1156
  • Dimensionsheight 132 mm x width 201 mm

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Identification

  • Title(s)

    Statensloep en zeilschepen op kalm water

  • Series title(s)

    • Binnenwateren
    • Het Nut en Vermakelik Gebruyk van Verscheyde Binne-Waters; Constigh afgheteeckent en in't Cooper gebracht door R.N. Zeeman

  • Object type

  • Object number

    RP-P-2024-1156

  • Inscriptions / marks

    number: ‘304’

  • Catalogue reference

    Hollstein Dutch 104-3(8)

Creation

  • Creation

    • printmaker: Reinier Nooms (mentioned on object)
    • after design by Reinier Nooms (mentioned on object)
    • publisher: Dancker Danckerts (mentioned on object), Amsterdam

  • Dating

    c. 1656

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  • Dimensions

    height 132 mm x width 201 mm

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