Advertising perspective (Tradecard) of the fabric trader Jan van Oosterwijck, in the Schiedam house on the Nieuwedijk, Romeyn de Hooghe, c. 1674 - c. 1682 print Fabric in the foreground, with which two men are busy. On the right is a woman with a book on their lap (perhaps a steel book), with three men and ship masts behind it. In the middle, three Cararians wear a platform with the Wapen van Amsterdam and a plaque with the text: "Jan van Oosterwijck Opden Nieuwendijck in Schiedam sells English Fransch Luijcksch Saijen and Crespen. paper etching / engraving harbour. trade mark, trade token, t
Advertising perspective (Tradecard) of the fabric trader Jan van Oosterwijck, in the Schiedam house on the Nieuwedijk, Romeyn de Hooghe, c. 1674 - c. 1682 print Fabric in the foreground, with which two men are busy. On the right is a woman with a book on their lap (perhaps a steel book), with three men and ship masts behind it. In the middle, three Cararians wear a platform with the Wapen van Amsterdam and a plaque with the text: "Jan van Oosterwijck Opden Nieuwendijck in Schiedam sells English Fransch Luijcksch Saijen and Crespen. paper etching / engraving harbour. trade mark, trade token, trade sign, trade card. merchant shipping, shipping trade. caryatids ~ architecture. wool (material ~ textile industry). silk (material ~ textile industry) Nieuwendijk. Amsterdam
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