]> 2026-04-22T11:41:43+00:00 Pieter van Damme - Joseph Eckhel - 1791-3-10 0 en 52.37276,4.8936 1791-03-10Z 2375277.5 -Letter of 10 March 1791 (from Amsterdam): On 10 March 1791, van Damme revived the correspondence. Evidently feeling guilty, he asked for the price of the Choix that he received in 1789, and wanted to resume exchanges with Eckhel. Eckhel replied on 10 June 1791. Unfortunately, this letter and the following one (dated 13 August 1791) are lost: probably they were destroyed by van Damme because they contained grave accusations against him. From van Damme’s reply – which was penned in Dutch – it is clear that Eckhel found out that the book he had been sold was not an original publication, but a collection of older plates, almost all taken from a large work by Sigebert Havercamp on Hellenistic coins and history, the Algemeene Histori (1736–1739), see the following part of the present article. Eckhel accused van Damme of deliberate fraud (Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum, MK 74; Dekesel - Dekesel-De Ruyck 2022, p. 589, note 51) 13623 MK 74 French Haverkamp 1739 Eckhel 1788 Dekesel - Dekesel-De Ruyck 2022, p. 589, note 51 plagiarism exchange 13623 Pieter van Damme - Joseph Eckhel - 1791-3-10 Amsterdam Correspondence.png 2023-01-08T16:15:57Z 2459953.1777431 2023-01-08T16:15:57Z 2459953.1777431 true Pieter van Damme - Joseph Eckhel - 1791-3-10 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:Pieter van Damme - Joseph Eckhel - 1791-3-10]] Pieter van Damme - Joseph Eckhel - 1791-3-10# QUERY3f9fc9181c320874e9dc01abdd165f5a 0 0 csv 1 [[:Pieter van Damme - Joseph Eckhel - 1791-3-10]] Pieter van Damme - Joseph Eckhel - 1791-3-10# QUERYb1e550be4ecd922fccd69d2bf54ac5fe