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Jan Kruyze and Willem van Deutichem punished in turn in the Wassenaarskooi at Hattem, 1520
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Jan Kruyze and Willem van Deutichem punished in turn in the Wassenaarskooi at Hattem, 1520

anonymous · 1650 - 1699 · etching; engraving; paper

From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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Jan Kruyze, steward of Salland, and Willem van Deutichem, bailiff of Deventer, are punished by being locked alternately in the Wassenaarskooi, the cage of Jan van Wassenaar, in Hattem, 1520. Scene takes place in the open air, in the background the cage is hoisted up the outside of the church tower.

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printhistorieprentJan KruyzeWillem van DeutichemHattemGelderse oorlogen
Credit lineJan Kruyze en Willem van Deutichem om beurten gestraft in de Wassenaarskooi te Hattem, 1520. 1650 - 1699. anonymous. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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