Soldiers plundering a Village — Pieter de Molijn

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Artist: Pieter de Molijn
Date: 1630
Location: Frans Hals Museum

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Pieter de Molijn

Pieter de Molijn, a Dutch Golden Age painter born in London, captured the serene beauty of landscapes and everyday life.

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