Andries de Graeff

English: Andries de Graeff (1611-1678) was a regent and mayor of Amsterdam and a Dutch politician.

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  Andries de Graeff (1639), painted by Rembrandt van Rijn
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  Andries de Graeff (1657), drawing by Jan Lievens
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  Andries de Graeff (1661), marble by Artus I Quellinus
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  Andries de Graeff (1674), painted by Gerard ter Borch
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  Andries de Graeff, engraving by Jacobus Houbraken
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  De Graeffs nice Wendela Bicker (1659), by Adriaen Hanneman
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  Statue of De Graeffs nephews Johan and Cornelis de Witt at Dordrecht
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  Jacob Blessing the Sons of Joseph by Rembrandt (showing De Graeffs sister Wendela, their husband Wilhelm Schrijver, his father Petrus Scriverius and their two sons) (Rembrandt, 1656)
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  Cornelis de Graeff with his wife Catharina Hooft, and their sons Pieter and Jacob at Soestdijk (the standing persons were Andries de Graeff, Willem Schrijver and Pieter Trip) (1656-1660), by Jacob van Ruisdael and Thomas de Keyser
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  De Graeffs citypalace The Gouden Bocht of the Herengracht in Amsterdam (1685), by Gerrit Adriaenszoon Berckheyde
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  Coat of arms of Andries de Graeff
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  Coat of arms Andries de Graeff
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  Coat of arms Andries de Graeff
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  De Graeffs Palais Huis van der Graeff at Herengracht 446
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  Palace op de Dam, De Graeffs residence as mayor in 1673, by Gerrit Adriaenszoon Berckheyde
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  Gérard de Lairesses sketch for his paining "De Handelsvrijheid", taken from his Triptych "Triumph of Peace", was created for Andries de Graeffs ‘Sael’ at his mayor’s residence in Amsterdam (1672)
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  Gérard de Lairesses painting "Allegory of the Freedom of Trade", taken from his Triptych "Triumph of Peace", was created for Andries de Graeffs ‘Sael’ at his mayor’s residence in Amsterdam (1672)