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Article on the Quellinus Art and Craft School in Amsterdam
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Article on the Quellinus Art and Craft School in Amsterdam

anonymous · 1904-03-19 - 1904-03-26 · letterpress printing; line block; autotypie; paper

From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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Object consists of five sheets pasted and bound together in a brown cover. The third sheet is largely cut out. It concerns an article that appeared in two consecutive publications of Eigen Haard. Photomechanical prints on pages 181, 183-184, and 205-208. Subject category within the Amsterdam Atlas: Education and Sciences: Maritime Training School - Training School for Drawing Teachers and School of Industrial Arts - State and Art Needlework School.

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photomechanical printarticleKunstnijverheidsschool Quellinusornaments ~ artdrawing-lessonmathematical perspectiveAmsterdam
Credit lineArtikel over Kunstnijverheidsschool Quellinus te Amsterdam. 1904-03-19 - 1904-03-26. anonymous. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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