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Explanation accompanying the print with the allegory on the marriage of Prince William IV and Anna of England, 1734
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Explanation accompanying the print with the allegory on the marriage of Prince William IV and Anna of England, 1734

Jacob Houtman Bernardszoon · 1734 · letterpress printing; paper

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Text sheet with a rhymed explanation of the image of the print with the allegory on the marriage of Prince Willem IV and Princess Anna of England on 25 March 1734.

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text sheetAnna van Hannover
Credit lineUitleg bij de prent met de allegorie op het huwelijk van prins Willem IV en Anna van Engeland, 1734. 1734. Jacob Houtman Bernardszoon. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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