File:Vm barok hoofdaltaar OLV-basiliek, Maastricht, ca 1840.jpg

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English: View of the former main altar in the church of Our Lady in Maastricht, Netherlands. The baroque altar was moved to the south transept in the 1960s. Coloured drawing by local artist Philippe van Gulpen, ca. 1840. The text is in French: "Grand Autel dans l’Eglise Notre Dame à Maestricht, autrefois à St Nicholas, fait en 1780 par le sculpteur Delcommun de Maestricht et la mécanique et le ferrurerie par Muller de la même ville".
Date circa 1840
date QS:P,+1840-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source http://rhclimburgpubliek.hosting.deventit.net/detail.php?id=6456349
Author Philippe van Gulpen (1792-1862)

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