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Nederlands: Beeldengroep "De luie leerling van de verfmeester", Veerstraat in Schoonhoven.
De tekst op de sokkel luidt: Potmolen - het eerste, nog handgedreven, mechanische werktuig voor de vervaardiging van verven en lakken, aan het einde van de 19e eeuw. Aangeboden aan de gemeente Schoonhoven door Hasco Lakfabrieken B.V. te Schoonhoven ter gelegenheid van haar 100-jarig bestaan in 1986. 27 augustus 1987.
English: Sculpture group "The lazy pupil of the paint master", Veerstraat in Schoonhoven. |
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