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Het Slaght ofte Vlees Hal op Batavia

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Het Slaght ofte Vlees Hal op Batavia

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Amsterdam / 1682

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14 x 11 inches

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Uncolored

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This interesting engraving shows the slaughterhouse at Batavia.

The canal is filled with small boats filled with a variety of animals being brought to the large building. There is a commotion at right where a cow has fallen overboard.

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