- Anne de
Deyster (died 1747) was an
artist from Bruges,
specialised in
history painting. She was
trained by her father,
Louis de
Deyster,
whose biography...
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Lodewijk de
Deyster (c. 1656 – 18
December 1711) was a
Flemish draftsman, etcher, engraver,
musical instrument maker and
instrument maker. He painted...
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voorzien door
Boudewyn ter
Braak ... (in Dutch). by Jan en Hend. van der
Deyster, en
Abraham Kallewier. p. 562. Melanchthon,
Philipp (1543). In Danielem...
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Flemish jeweler and
diamond cutter who
invented the
scaif Lodewyk de
Deyster (1656–1711),
Flemish artist and
maker of
musical instruments William Lodewyk...
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Tobias Richter,
organist and
composer (born 1651)
December 18 –
Louis de
Deyster,
artist and
maker of
musical instruments (born 1656)
December 25 – Johann...
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Spiegel der Doops-Gesinde of
Weereloose Christenen. Amsterdam: J.
Vander Deyster.
Thieleman Janszoon Braght (1837). I. Rupp (ed.). The
Bloody Theater: Or...
- (writer),
British writer Anne
Devlin (1780–1851),
Irish republican Anne de
Deyster (died 1747),
Belgian artist Anne
Diamond (born 1954),
British journalist...
- (1548–1620)
Franciscus Gomarus,
Calvinist theologian (1563–1641)
Louis de
Deyster,
Flemish painter (1656–1711)
Henri Milne-Edwards,
French zoologist (1800–1885)...
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Walther (Liège, 1610 – Liège, 1672) Dandoy,
Gilliam (Antwerp fl 1640 – 1654)
Deyster,
Louis de (Bruges, 1646 – Bruges, 1711) Dirven, Jan (Antwerp, 1625 – 1653)...
- Levens-Beschryving Van Den
Doorluchtigsten Vorst En
Heere (in Dutch). Van der
Deyster. p. 7.
Retrieved 18
January 2024. Crespi,
Giovanni Battista; Rosci, Marco...
