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After Peter Paul Rubens, A group of five works: Virgo quem genuit and Adoravit by Schelte A. Bolswert (Dutch, 1586-1659), Madonna and Child by Jonah Svyderhoef (Dutch, 1613-1686), Apotheosis of James I by Lucas Vorsterman (Flemish, 1595-1675), and Holy Fa
Title: After Peter Paul Rubens, A group of five works: Virgo quem genuit and Adoravit by Schelte A. Bolswert (Dutch, 1586-1659), Madonna and Child by Jonah Svyderhoef (Dutch, 1613-1686), Apotheosis of James I by Lucas Vorsterman (Flemish, 1595-1675), and Holy Fa
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