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About ‘Orange rock and a kingfisher (after 1730-before 1792), Aert specter’ by Teylers Museum
A painting made by the famous painter Aert specter with the title of Orange Rotshan and a kingfisher (after 1730- for 1792), Aert specter. Seen in the Vogelbracht exhibition in the Teylers Museum in Haarlem.
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Haarlem, Netherlands
Teylers Museum opened its doors in 1784 and is therefore the oldest museum in the Netherlands. Decorate your house with artworks or scientific objects from the museum collection!
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