The Invention of the Watermill by Jan Collaert the Elder

Engraving of a brick watermill with arched waterwheels, mules with sacks, millers working, and a river landscape.

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An engraved print titled The Invention of the Watermill by Jan Collaert the Elder shows a brick mill building with two arched waterwheels turned by a river. Millers work at grinding stones on the upper floor, while mules carrying grain sacks and men with hats move through the courtyard in the foreground.

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