125 pages • first pub 2009 (editions)
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Rembrandt\'s phrase in describing his painting: "Die meeste ende di naetureelste beweechgelickheijt", can be translated as greatest, most natural movement (emotion or motive).
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125 pages • first pub 2009 (editions)
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Format: Not specified
Language: English
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Rembrandt\'s phrase in describing his painting: "Die meeste ende di naetureelste beweechgelickheijt", can be translated as greatest, most natural movement (emotion or motive).
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