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Youth was here established, by work kept in discipline, as one sees daily, from baptism to marriage
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Youth was here established, by work kept in discipline, as one sees daily, from baptism to marriage

Egmont, erven de Weduwe Jacobus van · 1761 - 1804 · letterpress printing; houtsnede; paper

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Sheet with 48 depictions of moments from human life, from baptism to marriage. Below each image, a line of text. Numbered top left: No. 42.

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Credit lineDe jeugd werd hier gesticht, door 't werk in tucht gehouwen, gelyk men daaglyks ziet, van 't doopen af tot 't trouwen. 1761 - 1804. Egmont, erven de Weduwe Jacobus van. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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