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Verse on the demolition of the Haringpakkerstoren in Amsterdam
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Verse on the demolition of the Haringpakkerstoren in Amsterdam

Johannes de Vogel · 1829 · letterpress printing; paper

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Verse on the demolition of the Haringpakkerstoren in Amsterdam, August 1829. Verse in five stanzas in two columns. 'The tower speaks'.

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text sheetHaringpakkerstoren
Credit lineVers op het afbreken van de Haringpakkerstoren te Amsterdam. 1829. Johannes de Vogel. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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