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Title: Judith with the Head of Holofernes
Artist: Anonymous Dutch
Century: 17th century
Object Creation Date: 17th century
Accession Number: 1998/2.14
Medium and Support: etching printed in black ink on medium-weight cream laid paper
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Creation Place 2: Dutch

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Title: The Music Lesson (Musikalishe Unterhaltung)
Artist: Caspar Netscher
Physical Description: A panel portrait of two men and two women. One man plays a mandolin while the other watches one of the women. The woman he is watching is standing by the table and holding a dog. The second woman is sitting next to the mandolin player and reading.
Artist Life Dates: 1639(?)-1684
Century: 17th century
Object Creation Date: circa 1665
Accession Number: 2011/2.179
Medium and Support: oil on panel
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Creation Place 2: Dutch

Title: The Milkmaid
Artist: Lucas Van Leyden
Physical Description: This engraving is horizontally oriented. The length of a cow (with its head to the left and its tail to the right) is the focal point, taking up about a third of the image. At the cow’s head on the left, a barefooted man with a hat leans on a pole and rests his arm on a tree trunk. Behind the man is another cow with horns and he is standing in front of a building. The ground is rocky and a fence made of thin tree trunks runs along the background. At the cow’s tail on the right, is a peasant woman with bare feet. Her head is covered with a cloth and she labors to carry a heavy wooden milk bucket. Several trees and another cow are behind her. A small plaque on the ground in the foreground contains an inscription.
Artist Life Dates: 1494-1533
Century: 16th century
Object Creation Date: 1510
Accession Number: 1961/1.160
Medium and Support: engraving on laid paper
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Creation Place 2: Dutch

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