A prolonged affair: Antwerp and the Haarlem school of painting during the seventeenth century

Filip Vermeylen; KAJ de Clippel

A prolonged affair: Antwerp and the Haarlem school of painting during the seventeenth century

Department of Arts and Culture Studies

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › Academic

Original language	Undefined/Unknown
Publication status	Published - 24 Apr 2009
Event	Conference City Limits: urban identity, specialization and autonomy in seventeenth-century Dutch art, National Gallery of Ireland and University College Dublin - Dublin Duration: 24 Apr 2009 → 25 Apr 2009

Conference

Conference	Conference City Limits: urban identity, specialization and autonomy in seventeenth-century Dutch art, National Gallery of Ireland and University College Dublin
City	Dublin
Period	24/04/09 → 25/04/09

Research programs

ESHCC A&CS

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A prolonged affair: Antwerp and the Haarlem school of painting during the seventeenth century. / Vermeylen, Filip; de Clippel, KAJ.
2009. Paper presented at Conference City Limits: urban identity, specialization and autonomy in seventeenth-century Dutch art, National Gallery of Ireland and University College Dublin, Dublin.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › Academic

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