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Aernout Naghtegaal

17th–18th Centuries

Aernout Naghtegaal was a Dutch draftsman, printmaker, and engraver active in Amsterdam (and possibly Rotterdam and Leiden) in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.

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Portrait of Isaac Aboab da Fonseca

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Page with Hebrew text of decorative border and Star of David located in bottom section, with signatures in the Roman alphabet below.
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Facing-page Hebrew manuscript with charts with Hebrew letters on left side, and geometric drawings on right side.
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