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Family in a Courtyard

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Steel engraving

Drawings and Prints, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Gift of Harry G. Friedman 1962

William Unger (Artist) After Jan van der Meer the Younger (Artist)

n.d., 1850, 1932

Title: Family in a Courtyard

Description:

Steel engraving.

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