File:Gravure Aegidius Francken.jpg

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Dutch:
Aegidius Francken Ecclisastus Maassluysius (1676-1743)
label QS:Lnl,"Aegidius Francken Ecclisastus Maassluysius (1676-1743)"
Date Unknown date
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Museum Maassluis
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Inv. Nr.08781
Inscriptions Opschrift: Heer Francke Aanzicht word in deze prent verbeelt,--Wat konst paneel zal hier zijn vluggegeest afmalen?--De puike papieren uyt Gods dierbaar woord geteeld,--En kruis Triomphs waar bij Apelles niet kan halen
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