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"The Uffenbach brothers have decided to depart from Amsterdam soon. Uffenbach notes the things he had read about, but were not available anymore. Uffenbach was not able to find the model of the temple of Salomo. Uffenbach regrets not having met Elias Noski, mentioned by Monconys [RKD excerpt no. 461445], seen the cabinets of the mennonist "Verdeman", Vlaming, Schotts, Caze and Franc Hoorntjes, or the art collections of Jacob de Flines and Willem Six (including the inheritance of De Vries). Jan de Wolf had works by "Van Douvre" and "Michelangelo de la Bataille" [Cerquozzi]. Adrian Rutjens had an incomparable grisaille by De Lairesse."
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