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Explanation accompanying the allegory on the second centenary of the Athenaeum Illustre in Amsterdam, 1832

J.C. Hagedoorn · 1832 · letterpress printing; paper

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Sheet with an explanation of the representation of the print with the allegory on the second centenary (1632-1832) of the Athenaeum Illustre in Amsterdam, celebrated 10-12 January 1832. Text in two columns, with the names of the makers.

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text sheet Athenaeum Illustre

Institution: Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
Catalogue identifier: RP-P-OB-88.478A
Arkivism identifier: rijks-RP-P-OB-88.478A
Date: 1832
Medium: letterpress printing; paper

Credit lineVerklaring bij de allegorie op het tweede eeuwfeest van het Athenaeum Illustre te Amsterdam, 1832. 1832. J.C. Hagedoorn. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.

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