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Margaretha van Godewijk

Illustration — Margaretha van Godewijk, after a self-portrait Margaretha van Godewijk (30 or 31 August 1627, Dordrecht – 2 November 1677, Dordrecht), was a Dutch Golden Age poet and painter.

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Margaretha van Godewijk

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Born
1627 · Dordrecht.
Died
1677 · Dordrecht.
Nationality
Dutch Republic
Occupation
poet · painter · writer · glass engraver · musician · draftsperson · watercolorist · harpsichordist
Fields
landscape · marine · portrait · floral
Teachers
Nicolaes Maes · Cornelis Bisschop
Languages
Dutch

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Illustration — Margaretha van Godewijk, after a self-portrait Margaretha van Godewijk (30 or 31 August 1627, Dordrecht – 2 November 1677, Dordrecht), was a Dutch Golden Age poet and painter.

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