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Text Page for the Print of the Tree as a Symbol of the State Form in the Republic, 1786
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Text Page for the Print of the Tree as a Symbol of the State Form in the Republic, 1786

Jacobus Kok Pieterszoon · 1786 · letterpress printing; paper

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Text sheet with an explanation of the representation of the print with a map of the United Netherlands from which a tree grows as a symbol of the state and form of government in the Republic, 1786.

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text sheetNetherlandsPatriots (1780-1795)
Credit lineTekstblad bij de prent van de boom als symbool van de staatsvorm in de Republiek, 1786. 1786. Jacobus Kok Pieterszoon. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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