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Michael Rogerius (1543-1607) and Matthaeus Riccius (1552-1610) arriving on the coast of China, illustration from a history of the Church by P. Cornelius Hazart, published in Antwerp, 1668 by Flemish School

Michael Rogerius (1543-1607) and Matthaeus Riccius (1552-1610) arriving on the coast of China, illustration from a history of the Church by P. Cornelius Hazart, published in Antwerp, 1668

(Michael Rogerius (1543-1607) and Matthaeus Riccius (1552-1610) arriving on the coast of China, illustration from a history of the Church by P. Cornelius Hazart, published in Antwerp, 1668 )


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1668  ·  engraving  ·  Image ID: 426464

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Michael Rogerius (1543-1607) and Matthaeus Riccius (1552-1610) arriving on the coast of China, illustration from a history of the Church by P. Cornelius Hazart, published in Antwerp, 1668 by Flemish School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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