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Johan Noman was a Dutch engraver who worked in the 17th century. He is best known for his woodcuts, particularly those that depict scenes from everyday life and fables. His work is characterized by its simple lines, detailed compositions, and use of humor. Noman’s prints are often considered to be important sources for understanding the social and cultural history of the Netherlands during his lifetime. The visual style is identifiable in his work, with detailed black and white illustrations and minimal background. The use of woodcut printing, as opposed to etching or lithography, is also characteristic of this era.
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1833