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Johannes Pieter de Frey

Johannes Pieter de Frey or Freij (1 February 1770 – 1834) was a Dutch printmaker, painter and publisher. Frey was born in Amsterdam as the younger brother of the painters Maria Christina and Aletta de Frey. The painter Jacobus Johannes Lauwers lived in his house a short while and later married Maria Christina.

Johannes Pieter de Frey

Identificatie Titel(s): Johannes Pieter de Frey (zelfportret?)

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Name
Johannes Pieter de Frey
Born
1 February 1770
Birthplace
Amsterdam
Died
1834
Place of death
Paris
Nationality
Netherlands
Occupation
painter · printer · publisher · printmaker · artist
Fields
visual arts · printmaking · publishing house
Languages
Dutch

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Johannes Pieter de Frey or Freij (1 February 1770 – 1834) was a Dutch printmaker, painter and publisher. Frey was born in Amsterdam as the younger brother of the painters Maria Christina and Aletta de Frey. The painter Jacobus Johannes Lauwers lived in his house a short while and later married Maria Christina.

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