⁨The Beach at Scheveningen⁩ (⁨Cornelis Beelt⁩)

Artist	Cornelis Beelt
Year	17 centiury
Dimensions	83.5 cm × 57.5 cm
Materials	Oil Paint, Panel
Genres	Landscape Painting
Location	Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp
Copyright	Public Domain

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