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Albert Hahn jr.: Nederlands: Sportslui! Weg met den alcohol! Hij is een gevaar voor u! (

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Alternative names	pseudonym: Albert Hahn jr.; Albert Pieter Dijkman
Description	Dutch illustrator, painter and stained-glass artist
Date of birth/death	10 September 1894	23 January 1953
Location of birth/death	Amsterdam	Amsterdam
Work period	1914 –1953
Work location	Amsterdam
Authority file	: Q5605510 VIAF: 68757106 ISNI: 0000000047374879 LCCN: no2008165736 GND: 1053071892 BPN: 21188258 WorldCat

Title

Nederlands: Sportslui! Weg met den alcohol! Hij is een gevaar voor u!

Date

1928

Dimensions

height: 111 cm (43.7 in); width: 80 cm (31.4 in)

Collection

International Institute of Social History

	Parent institution	Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences
	Location	Amsterdam , Netherlands
	Coordinates	52° 22′ 08.69″ N, 4° 56′ 21.98″ E
	Established	25 November 1935 / 1935
	Website	iisg.amsterdam/nl
	Authority file	: Q1667757 VIAF: 138745303 ISNI: 0000000403695151 LCCN: no88006177 NLA: 35231584 Open Library: OL563138A WorldCat

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