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Two Boys and their Dog at the Waterside

Anthonie Waterloo

Two Boys and their Dog at the Waterside

1639-1689

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Two Boys and their Dog at the Waterside

Anthonie Waterloo

Two Boys and their Dog at the Waterside

Anthonie Waterloo

Two Boys and their Dog at the Waterside

1639-1689

Physical Qualities Etching, Sheet (trimmed within platemark): 111 × 139 mm. (4 3/8 × 5 1/2 in.)
Credit Line Garrett Collection
Object Number 1946.112.5300
One from a series of six numbered prints (H. 33-38).

Markings: CM: Arthur Friederich Theodor Bohnenberger (Lugt 68); Claghorn

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Anthonie Waterloo

1608–1689

Dutch, 1609-1690
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TITLE PLATE/PLATE 1 FROM THE SERIES "BOOK OF DIFFERENT SUBJECTS OF FIGURES AND ANIMALS BY H. ROOS"
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THE BANISHMENT OF HAGAR AND ISHMAEL
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LANDSCAPE WITH TWO MEN AND TWO DOGS IN FOREGROUND
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APOLLO AND DAPHNE
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Five Boys, Two Satyrs, and a Goat
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THE DEATH OF ADONIS
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The Death of Adonis
1639–1689
DUTCH INTERIOR, WITH TWO MEN, ONE WRITING AT A TABLE, AND A DOG
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1777–1834