Old Master Paintings Archives

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“A Barn Scene with a man courting a young woman, and several figures”
David Teniers the Younger
(Antwerp 1610 – 1690 Brussels)
“A Bouquet of flowers in a Wan-Li Vase surrounded by some shells, grapes and a butterfly”
Ambrosius Bosschaert the younger & Johannes Bosschaert
(Arnemuiden 1609 - 1645 Utrecht) and (Middelburg 1606/1608 - Dordrecht 1628)
“A Coastal Landscape with Saul after the Conversion”
Bartholomeus Breenbergh
(Deventer 1599 - 1659 Amsterdam)
“A Galjoot and a Smalship at anchor and a small Kaag under sail”, circa 1652-1655
Willem van de Velde the Younger
(Leiden 1633 - 1707 London)
“A Housewife and Maid with a Fish “
Quiringh van Brekelenkam
(Zwammerdam (?) near Leiden circa 1623 – Leiden 1669 (?) or after)
“A River Landscape with landing-stage and many figures”
Jan van Kessel the Elder
(1626 - Antwerp - 1679)
“A Still Life on a table with grapes and other fruits in a basket, cherries on a Delft plate, tulips, irises and other flowers in a Wan-li vase, a group of shells, a parrot perched on a Melon and another perched on a branch”
Balthasar van der Ast
(Middelburg before 1590 - after 1656 Delft)
“A view on a seashore, with cavaliers and fisherwives on a beach”
Philips Wouwerman
(1619 - Haarlem - 1668)
“A young man, half-length in a burgundy jacket and a feathered cap”
Jan van Bijlert
(1597/8 – Utrecht - 1671)
“Adoration of the Magi”
Antwerp School (possibly the Master of the Morrison Triptych)
circa 1540-1560
“An animated village”
Charles Beschey
(Antwerp 1706 – ca. 1770)
“An elaborate Still Life of Fruit, Flowers and Vegetables and a Gentleman offering a Glass to a young Girl in an Interior”
Georg Flegel & Frederik van Valckenborgh
(Olmütz, Moravia 1566-1638 Frankfurt) and (Antwerp ca. 1566 – Nüremberg 1623)
“An Elegant Company in an Interior”
Dirck Hals
(1591 - Haarlem - 1656)
“Christ preaching at the Genezareth Sea”
Johann Wilhelm Baur
(Strassbourg 1607 - 1640 Vienna)
“Diogenes searching for an Honest Man”
Jacob Jordaens and Studio
(1593-Antwerp-1678)
“Dune Landscape with Wagons halted by a Farm”
Jan van Goyen
(Leiden 1596 - 1656 The Hague)
“Flowers in a glass vase with a lizard and a sprig of cherries, on a stone ledge”
Jacob Marrell
(Frankenthal 1613/4 - 1681 Frankfurt am Main)
“Flowers in a Wan-Li Vase”
Balthasar van der Ast
(Middelburg before 1590 - after 1656 Delft)
“Jesus feeds the Five Thousand” (Miracle of the loaves)
Abraham Bloemaert
(1566 - Utrecht - 1651)
“Peasants with horses in an Italianate landscape”
Abraham van Calraet
(1642 - Dordrecht - 1722)
“Portrait of a lady with ruff (molensteenkraag)”, 1648
Govert Flinck
(Cleves 1615 - 1660 Amsterdam)
“Portrait of a lady, half-length, in the guise of a shepherdess, holding a houlette or bâton de berger”
Jacob Gerritsz. Cuyp
(1594 - Dordrecht - 1652)
“Portrait of a Man”
Gerard Ter Borch the Younger
(Zwolle 1617 – Deventer 1681)
“Pronk Still Life with a Silver Cup and Cover, an overturned Silver Gilt Cup Holder, Fruit in a Basket, Peaches, a Ham, Figs, Cherries, Crabs and Lemons on Pewter Plates, Shrimps and Wine Glasses on a partly draped Table”,
Jan Davidsz. de Heem
(Utrecht 1606 -1684 Antwerp)
“Shipping along the Dutch coast”
Hendrick van Anthonissen
(1605 - Amsterdam - 1656)
“Ships on the Maas near Rotterdam with the Laurens Church in the Background”
Abraham Storck
(ca. 1635 – Amsterdam – ca. 1710)
“Skaters, Kolf players *, elegant ladies and gentlemen, children playing, a horse-drawn sledge and ice-bound boats on a frozen moat, outside the walls of IJsselstein”
Barend Avercamp
(1612 - Kampen - 1679)
“Still Life of Roses in a Earthenware Vase”
Alexander Adriaenssen
(1587 - Antwerp - 1661)
“Still life of roses, forget-me-nots and other flowers in a glass vase on a wooden table”
Jacques de Claeuw
(circa 1620 - Dordrecht - after 1689)
“Still Life with tulips, roses, a carnation, orange blossom, snowdrops and other flowers in a Calcedonia vase on a table”
Jan van den Hecke I, attr.
(Quaremonde 1620 - 1684 Antwerp)
“The calling aboard of the council on a convoy ship near the shore of a Dutch town, possibly Brielle”
Jacob Adriaensz. Bellevois
(1621-Rotterdam-1675)
“The discovery of the cup in Benjamin’s Sack”
Cornelis van Haarlem
(Haarlem 1562-1638 Haarlem)
“The Interior of a Dutch Protestant Gothic church”
Emanuel de Witte
(Alkmaar circa 1617 - 1691/2 Amsterdam)
“Travelling Goggle-box show in town” (‘rarekiek kijkkast’)
Richard Brakenburgh
(1650 - Haarlem - 1702)
“View of a choppy Haarlemmermeer, with two parishes in the background”
Jan van Goyen
(Leiden 1596 - 1656 The Hague)
“Winter in Wognum, north of Amsterdam, with skaters on the frozen river in front of the Church”
Abraham Beerstraten
(1643 – Amsterdam – 1670s)
“Winter Landscape with Elegant Company Skating”
Hendrick Avercamp
(Amsterdam 1585 - 1634 Kampen)
“A pair of still lifes with flowers in a vase on a stone ledge”
Carolina Friederica Friedrichs
(Friedrichsstadt 1749 – 1815 Dresden)
“Landscape with a farm and travellers’, 1632
Jan van Goyen
(Leiden 1596 - 1656 The Hague)
“Portrait of a noble lady”, 1691
Nicolaes Maes
(Dordrecht 1632 – 1693 Amsterdam)
“The truthful good-heartedness of Sint-Maarten”
Joost C. Droochsloot
(1586 – Utrecht – 1666)
“Village Scene”
Joost C. Droochsloot
(1586 – Utrecht – 1666)

Old Master Paintings

“A Barn Scene with a man courting a young woman, and several figures”

“A Bouquet of flowers in a Wan-Li Vase surrounded by some shells, grapes and a butterfly”

“A Coastal Landscape with Saul after the Conversion”

“A Galjoot and a Smalship at anchor and a small Kaag under sail”, circa 1652-1655

“A Housewife and Maid with a Fish “

“A River Landscape with landing-stage and many figures”

“A Still Life on a table with grapes and other fruits in a basket, cherries on a Delft plate, tulips, irises and other flowers in a Wan-li vase, a group of shells, a parrot perched on a Melon and another perched on a branch”

“A view on a seashore, with cavaliers and fisherwives on a beach”

“A young man, half-length in a burgundy jacket and a feathered cap”

“Adoration of the Magi”

“An animated village”

“An elaborate Still Life of Fruit, Flowers and Vegetables and a Gentleman offering a Glass to a young Girl in an Interior”

“An Elegant Company in an Interior”

“Christ preaching at the Genezareth Sea”

“Diogenes searching for an Honest Man”

“Dune Landscape with Wagons halted by a Farm”

“Flowers in a glass vase with a lizard and a sprig of cherries, on a stone ledge”

“Flowers in a Wan-Li Vase”

“Jesus feeds the Five Thousand” (Miracle of the loaves)

“Peasants with horses in an Italianate landscape”

“Portrait of a lady with ruff (molensteenkraag)”, 1648

“Portrait of a lady, half-length, in the guise of a shepherdess, holding a houlette or bâton de berger”

“Portrait of a Man”

“Pronk Still Life with a Silver Cup and Cover, an overturned Silver Gilt Cup Holder, Fruit in a Basket, Peaches, a Ham, Figs, Cherries, Crabs and Lemons on Pewter Plates, Shrimps and Wine Glasses on a partly draped Table”,

“Shipping along the Dutch coast”

“Ships on the Maas near Rotterdam with the Laurens Church in the Background”

“Skaters, Kolf players *, elegant ladies and gentlemen, children playing, a horse-drawn sledge and ice-bound boats on a frozen moat, outside the walls of IJsselstein”

“Still Life of Roses in a Earthenware Vase”

“Still life of roses, forget-me-nots and other flowers in a glass vase on a wooden table”

“Still Life with tulips, roses, a carnation, orange blossom, snowdrops and other flowers in a Calcedonia vase on a table”

“The calling aboard of the council on a convoy ship near the shore of a Dutch town, possibly Brielle”

“The discovery of the cup in Benjamin’s Sack”

“The Interior of a Dutch Protestant Gothic church”

“Travelling Goggle-box show in town” (‘rarekiek kijkkast’)

“View of a choppy Haarlemmermeer, with two parishes in the background”

“Winter in Wognum, north of Amsterdam, with skaters on the frozen river in front of the Church”

“Winter Landscape with Elegant Company Skating”

“A pair of still lifes with flowers in a vase on a stone ledge”

“Landscape with a farm and travellers’, 1632

“Portrait of a noble lady”, 1691

“The truthful good-heartedness of Sint-Maarten”

“Village Scene”