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... Rembrandt laughed at those artists , who talked of improving them- selves in painting by studying the antique sculp- tures ; and showed , as his cabinet of antiques , a room furnished with cloaks , hats , turbans , & c . of various ...
... Rembrandt laughed at those artists , who talked of improving them- selves in painting by studying the antique sculp- tures ; and showed , as his cabinet of antiques , a room furnished with cloaks , hats , turbans , & c . of various ...
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