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Triumphal Arch Erected in the Schrijnwerkersstraat, 1685
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Triumphal Arch Erected in the Schrijnwerkersstraat, 1685

Gaspar Bouttats · 1685 · etching; paper

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Triumphal arch erected at the corner of the Schrijnwerkersstraat in Antwerp. Part of the illustrations of the decorations erected in Antwerp for the celebration in 1685 of the centenary of the liberation of the city by the Duke of Parma in 1585.

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printtriumphal archAntwerpInname van Antwerpen
Credit lineTriomfpoort opgericht in de Schrijnwerkersstraat, 1685. 1685. Gaspar Bouttats. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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