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Christiaan Andriessen shows his drawn diary to his family
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Christiaan Andriessen shows his drawn diary to his family

Christiaan Andriessen · 1806-07-02 · pen; brush; paper; ink; pencil

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Christiaan Andriessen shows a diary page to his family. It may be the page of 30 June, which has a long caption in cipher.

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Credit lineChristiaan Andriessen toont zijn getekende dagboek aan zijn familie. 1806-07-02. Christiaan Andriessen. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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