File:Heiligdomsvaart Maastricht (1916), St-Servaasspel.jpg

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English: Portrait of Saint Servatius and two child actors from the Play of Saint Servatius (Sint-Servaasspel), performed at Vrijthof square during the 1916 Pilgrimage of the Relics (Heiligdomsvaart) in Maastricht, Netherlands. The 10 or 15-day religious festival is celebrated in Maastricht every seven years and dates back to the Middle Ages. The play was written by Chrétien Mertz with music by Philip Loots, and directed by Alfons Olterdissen . Photo: Municipal Archives Maastricht (GAM 10119), part of RHCL collections.
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