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Plundering of the House of a French-Sympathizing Fishmonger in Deventer, 1747
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Plundering of the House of a French-Sympathizing Fishmonger in Deventer, 1747

Reinier Vinkeles (I) · 1788 · etching; paper

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A French-sympathizing fishmonger in Deventer mistreated and his house plundered by rioters, 20 September 1747. Marked upper right: XI. Dl. pl. III.

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printhistorieprentplundering ~ riotDeventer
Credit linePlundering van het huis van een Fransgezinde visverkoper te Deventer, 1747. 1788. Reinier Vinkeles (I). Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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