Isaac Lievendal
Isaac Lievendal was a Spanish engraver, who resided at Granada in the reign of Philip IV (1621–1665).
Isaac Lievendal
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Isaac Lievendal was a Spanish engraver, who resided at Granada in the reign of Philip IV (1621–1665).
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1699
Isaac Lievendal died.
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Isaac Lievendal is recorded as engraver.
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