Antique Architecture Prints
Antique Print of the Tomb of Gerrit van Assendelft and Beatrix van Dalem
30.5 cm · 12 in
36.5 cm · 14.4 in

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Churches & temples

Antique Print of the Tomb of Gerrit van Assendelft and Beatrix van Dalem

£245

$325 · €290

Original print, not a reproduction

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Date
Not stated
Sheet size
12 × 14.4 in (30.5 × 36.5 cm)
Condition
Good. Wear consistent with age and use. Age-related toning, minor wear. Original folding line. Please study image carefully.
Collection
Churches & temples
Stock no.
f_31173762

Antique print titled 'Graf-Tombe van Heere Gerrit van Assendelft (..)'. Tomb of Gerrit van Assendelft and Beatrix van Dalem in the Van Assendelft Chapel in the Grote- or Sint-Jacobskerk in The Hague. Above the tomb the coat of arms of Gerrit, below the tomb a shield with the weapons of Gerrit and Beatrix. On the right eight coats of arms related to Gerrit, on the left eight coats of arms related to Beatrix. In front of the tomb three spectators, one of whom is drawing. Published circa 1735.