Cornelis Troost – The Mathematicians or the Young Lady Who Fled: The Dispute between Doctors Raasbollius and Urinaal Mauritshuis

Mauritshuis – Cornelis Troost - The Mathematicians or the Young Lady Who Fled: The Dispute between Doctors Raasbollius and Urinaal
1741, 64×83.5 cm. Cornelis Troost (1696-1750)

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