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BD/RKD/0160 - ONT/Seascapes, Coasts and Harbours
Rubriek in de verzameling Beelddocumentatie Oude Nederlandse Tekenkunst betreffende kunstwerken op papier of perkament met zee-, kust- en havengezichten als onderwerp, vervaardigd door Noord-Nederlandse kunstenaars die zijn geboren in de periode vanaf 1575 tot en met 1674.
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