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Jan Steen, Capture of Simsons — Reproduction of the Walrathz Museum, Cologne — publisher Paul Gräby - Front — Front

Jan Steen, Capture of Simsons — Reproduction of the Walrathz Museum, Cologne — publisher Paul Gräby - Back — Back

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Jan Steen, Capture of Simsons — Reproduction of the Walrathz Museum, Cologne — publisher Paul Gräby

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Reproduction of a scene by Jan Steen depicting the capture of Simsons, with a crowd in a dark room, a dog in the foreground and visible weapons. On the reverse, mention of the Walrathz Museum in Cologne and the publisher Paul Gräby. The card is a reproduction of the Cat.-No 716.

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Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: TPU95
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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