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Gezicht van het Admiraliteits-Magazyn en Scheeps Timmerwerf.
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Formerly the V.O.C. warehouse and arsenal for the Admiralty of Amsterdam, now-a-days the Scheepvaartmuseum (Maritime Museum). Taken from the "Atlas of Amsterdam".
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- FOUQUET jr., P.
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- Amsterdam, 1780
- Date
- Amsterdam, 1780
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- Uncoloured
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- 275
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- 360
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- A good and dark impression. Slight age toning of the paper. Professional repair of a couple of marginal tears, one affecting the plate mark. Minor marginal spotting. Good margins.
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- Amsterdam, Florida, United States
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