DescriptionReyher cropped extract.jpg	English: Andreas Rehyer
Date	1643
Source	Portrait (family group) uploaded by Concord This modified (cropped) version created and uploaded by Charles01 museum-digital.de
Author	August Erich (1591–1670)     Description German painter Date of birth/death 26 July 1591 (in Julian calendar)  12 May 1670 (in Julian calendar)  Location of birth/death Eisenach  Eisenach  Work location Kassel; Copenhagen; Litoměřice; Eisenach  Authority file : Q761192 VIAF: 67602851 GND: 131553488 BNF: 14973424j RKD: 26491 creator QS:P170,Q761192

This is a modified version of an image file already on wikipedia commons. I have cropped out various family members in order to use the image as a portrait of Andreas Rehyer even where it appears on the relatively small screens that (some) people use to consult Wikipedia. I am using this image as a portrait on a wiki-entry which I am translating into English.
The original image is here:

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