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Two photographic reproductions of paintings, depicting the laying of the cornerstone of a building and Joanna of Castile at the corpse of Philip I of Castile
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Two photographic reproductions of paintings, depicting the laying of the cornerstone of a building and Joanna of Castile at the corpse of Philip I of Castile

anonymous · c. 1891 - in or before 1895 · autotypie; paper

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

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reproductiephotomechanical printpageJohanna van Castiliëqueenmourning customs
Credit lineTwee fotoreproducties van schilderijen, voorstellende het plaatsen van de eerste steen van een gebouw en Johanna van Castilië bij het lijk van Filips I van Castilië. c. 1891 - in or before 18. anonymous. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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