The Funeral Procession of Count Ernst Casimir, Stadtholder of Friesland and Groningen, that took place in Leeuwarden on January 3, 1633

Jan Herman Dutch
 After Jelle Reijners Dutch
 Publisher Claude Fonteyne Dutch

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The Funeral Procession of Count Ernst Casimir, Stadtholder of Friesland and Groningen, that took place in Leeuwarden on January 3, 1633, Jan Herman (active Rome 1623–25; Leeuwarden 1634), Etching and engraving; twenty double-page plates and three double pages of letterpress text, bound in mottled calf gilt binding, covers panelled in gilt with central star design in gilt with turquoise and black morocco inlays.

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The Funeral Procession of Count Ernst Casimir, Stadtholder of Friesland and Groningen, that took place in Leeuwarden on January 3, 1633, Jan Herman (active Rome 1623–25; Leeuwarden 1634), Etching and engraving; twenty double-page plates and three double pages of letterpress text, bound in mottled calf gilt binding, covers panelled in gilt with central star design in gilt with turquoise and black morocco inlays.
The Funeral Procession of Count Ernst Casimir, Stadtholder of Friesland and Groningen, that took place in Leeuwarden on January 3, 1633, Jan Herman (active Rome 1623–25; Leeuwarden 1634), Etching and engraving; twenty double-page plates and three double pages of letterpress text, bound in mottled calf gilt binding, covers panelled in gilt with central star design in gilt with turquoise and black morocco inlays.
The Funeral Procession of Count Ernst Casimir, Stadtholder of Friesland and Groningen, that took place in Leeuwarden on January 3, 1633, Jan Herman (active Rome 1623–25; Leeuwarden 1634), Etching and engraving; twenty double-page plates and three double pages of letterpress text, bound in mottled calf gilt binding, covers panelled in gilt with central star design in gilt with turquoise and black morocco inlays.

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