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Mooy-Aal and her Suitors, Scene from Bredero's farce, "Moortje", staged for the first time in 1615 in Amsterdam. The woman is the strumpet Mooy-Aal, who tries to balance the demands of her lover Ritsert, the young man standing in the background holding a glass of wine, and those of the old sea captain, Roemert, sitting at the table with bags of money.
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