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Brown ink drawing of a crowded street procession with carriages, onlookers, and tall buildings with spectators at windows.

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Einzug Kaisers Karl VI. zu Prag und der zwei jungen Erzherzoginnen amn 30. Juli 1723, Adolf van der Laan, Städel Museum. Via artnap.com

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A pen and brown wash drawing shows a crowded city square with a formal procession of horse-drawn carriages moving through the street. Spectators fill the foreground and look out from numerous windows of the surrounding multi-storey buildings, with a church tower rising in the background. The work is attributed to Adolf van der Laan and is held by the Städel Museum under the title Einzug Kaisers Karl VI. zu Prag und der zwei jungen Erzherzoginnen am 30. Juli 1723.

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