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from 1560, the couple is portrayed in their shop (the rest of the building and street is from an architectural fantasy by Hans
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became a prestigious publishing house that published about 2,000 prints during its half century of existence. Cock and
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without the name of her husband Cock. She remarried and she and her second husband
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