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The Patronage of Rembrandt's Passion Series: Art, Politics, and Princely Display at the Court of Orange in the Seventeenth Century
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  • 1988The Princes of Orange84 cited
  • 2000Public and Private Spaces: Works of Art in Seventeenth-Century Dutch Houses59 cited
  • 2006Rembrandt's bankruptcy: the artist, his patrons, and the art market in seventeenth-century Netherlands18 cited

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