| A Visit to the Art Dealer | |
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| Artist | Frans Francken the Younger |
| Year | 1636 |
| Medium | Oil on copper |
| Movement | Flemish, Antwerp school |
| Dimensions | 290 cm× 405 cm(110 in× 159 in) |
| Location | Hallwyl Museum, Stockholm |
A Visit to the Art Dealer is an oil on copper made by Frans Francken the Younger in 1636. [1] [2] It is kept on Hallwyl Museum, in Stockholm. [3]
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