File:Frans Post - Plantation Settlement in Brazil, 1656.jpg

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Summary

Author



Alternative names	Frans Jansz. Post
Description	Dutch printmaker, painter and drawer
Date of birth/death	17 November 1612 (baptised)	17 February 1680 (buried)
Location of birth/death	Haarlem	Haarlem
Work period	1637-1680
Work location	Haarlem (1627-1636), Brazil (1637-1644), Haarlem (1644-1680), The Hague (November 1644), Amsterdam (1677)
Authority file	: Q577489 VIAF: 12579434 ISNI: 0000000080921969 ULAN: 500017077 LCCN: n82119665 WGA: p/post/frans WorldCat

Object type

painting

Description

English: Frans Jansz. Post

Plantation Settlement in Brazil 1656 Oil on panel 36.9 x 54 cm Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection on depóosit at Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza

INV. Nr. (CTB.1958.6)

Date

1656

Source/Photographer

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