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Artist

Pieter Cornelisz. van Soest (fl. 1642–1667)
Alternative names	Pieter van Soest
Description	Dutch painter
Work period	from 1642 until 1667
Work location	Amsterdam

Description

The Four Days Battle (June 1666)

Date

1666

Medium

painting

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