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Mr. Pieter Beoostenzween van Renesse presents Philip, Duke of Burgundy, with a register of privileges, ca. 1464-1472
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Mr. Pieter Beoostenzween van Renesse presents Philip, Duke of Burgundy, with a register of privileges, ca. 1464-1472

Jan Kobell (I) · 1795 - 1797 · stipple engraving; engraving; paper

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Mr. Pieter Beoostenzween van Renesse offers kneeling to Philip Duke of Burgundy a register of privileges, ca. 1464-1472. The duke sits in a tent on a throne, sword in hand. Around him six other men and arms. According to Muller after the original miniature in the Remissorium of Mr. Pieter Beoostenzween van Renesse.

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printhistorisch objectvoorstellingPhilip III the GoodPieter Beoostenzween van RenesseBurgundian Netherlands
Credit lineMr. Pieter Beoostenzween van Renesse biedt Filips, hertog van Bourgondië, een register van privileges aan, ca. 1464-1472. 1795 - 1797. Jan Kobell (I). Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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