Vanitas still life homage to Admiral Marten Herpertszwoon Tromp, 1655 by Antonius Leemans

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Vanitas still life homage to Admiral Marten Herpertszwoon Tromp, 1655

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Vanitas still life homage to Admiral Marten Herpertszwoon Tromp, 1655

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Artist:

Antonius Leemans

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Open edition

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Bridgeman Art Library

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© Bridgeman Art Library / Johnny van Haeften Gallery, London, UK

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