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Explanatory text accompanying the print after Lairesse's painting Lucius Papirius Forgives Fabius Maximus
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Explanatory text accompanying the print after Lairesse's painting Lucius Papirius Forgives Fabius Maximus

Nicolaas Verkolje · 1737 · letterpress printing; paper

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Explanatory text in Dutch and French for the print by Pieter Tanjé after Gerard de Lairesse's painting 'Lucius Papirius forgives Fabius Maximus', in the Council Chamber of the Court of Justice of Holland, Zeeland, and West-Friesland in the Binnenhof in The Hague.

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Credit lineVerklarende tekst bij de prent naar Lairesse's schilderij Lucius Papirius vergeeft Fabius Maximus. 1737. Nicolaas Verkolje. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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