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- ↑ Information is taken from the article on Roggeman in the Dutch Wikipedia
- ↑ [kleinood-en-grootzeer.com/luxeuitgaven_bestanden/Roggeman_Willem_lichaamstaa.gif Kleinood & Grootzeer]
- ↑ The first 20 pages are available on Google Books
See also:
- Winkler Prins Lexicon van de Nederlandse Letterkunde (1986)
- Willem Roggeman
- Kunstbus
