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A drawing by Saenredam (Utrecht, Municipal Archives) dated 16 August 1636 shows the interior from the same viewpoint. NG 1896 corresponds with the right half of it. A painting corresponding to the left half of the drawing, which is the same size as NG 1896, is in Fort Worth (Kimbell Art Museum). It is signed and dated 1645.
Said to have been in the \'van der Pott\' (Pot ?) collection, Rotterdam; all or part of this collection was bought in 1824 or 1825 by Charles Galli and taken to Edinburgh; bought by Arthur Kay, Glasgow, probably 1896; by whom presented, 1902.
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