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Pieter Pietersz. Bekjen, bound to the stake with a fellow sufferer, is encouraged from the stoop of the Waag by Willem Jansz., 1569
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Pieter Pietersz. Bekjen, bound to the stake with a fellow sufferer, is encouraged from the stoop of the Waag by Willem Jansz., 1569

Jan Luyken · 1691 - 1693 · etching; paper

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The Anabaptist preacher Pieter Pietersz. Bekjen, bound to the stake on the pyre on the Dam with a fellow believer, is encouraged from the sidewalk of the Waag by Willem Jansz., 1569.

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printhistorieprentWillem Jansz. (-1569)Pieter Pietersz. BekjenpyreDam (Amsterdam)
Credit linePieter Pietersz. Bekjen met een lotgenoot aan de staak gebonden, wordt vanaf de stoep van de Waag aangemoedigd door Willem Jansz., 1569. 1691 - 1693. Jan Luyken. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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