Onze Hedendaagsche Schilders

M. Verveer Dutch

Author Carel Vosmaer Dutch

Goupil et Cie French

1880s–90s

Not on view

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Title: Onze Hedendaagsche Schilders
Artist: M. Verveer (Dutch)
Author: Carel Vosmaer (Dutch, 1826–1888)
Artist: Goupil et Cie (French, active 1850–84)
Date: 1880s–90s
Medium: Woodburytypes
Classification: Books
Credit Line: Gift of Victoria Seydel Belmont, 1979
Object Number: 1979.566.1
Curatorial Department: Photographs

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