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Sepia lithograph of Amsterdam's Amstel river with sailing boats, gabled houses, trees and a distant church tower.

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Cornelis Springer, Afb 010097003644, Cornelis Springer (1850), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A sepia lithograph by Cornelis Springer, dated 1850, shows the Amstel river in Amsterdam with sailing boats moored and moving on the water. Tall gabled brick houses and rows of trees line the left bank, while a bridge and a church tower appear in the distance. The page is titled De Binne Amstel and L'Amstel and was published by Frans Buffa en Zonen.

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