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Raymond Van Uytven2024

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Splendour Or Wealth: Art And Economy In The Burgundian Netherlands

Raymond Van Uytven

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’'Art loves to be with Riches” (C. van Mander, 1604)

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1968The fifteenth century 1969Economic Depression and the Arts in the Fifteenth-Century Low Countries

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Published2024-09-13

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