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William III of the Netherlands

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10 paintings

  • Portrait of William III, King of the Netherlands
    Portrait of William III, King of the Netherlands
    Nicolaas Pieneman
    1856 · Rijksmuseum
  • Portrait de Guillaume III (roi des Pays-Bas)
    Portrait de Guillaume III (roi des Pays-Bas)
    Pieter de Josselin de Jong
    1887 · Rijksmuseum
  • Portrait of king Willem III
    Portrait of king Willem III
    Nicolaas Pieneman
    1859 · Amsterdam Museum
  • Koning Willem III
    Koning Willem III
    Nicolaas Pieneman
    1851 · Amsterdam Museum
  • Portret van Koning Willem III (1817-1890)
    Portret van Koning Willem III (1817-1890)
    Nicolaas Pieneman
    · Museum Rotterdam
  • Portret Koning Willem III
    Portret Koning Willem III
    Johan Joeke Gabriël van Wicheren
    1897 · Fries Museum
  • Koning Willem III (1817-1890), Koning der Nederlanden
    Koning Willem III (1817-1890), Koning der Nederlanden
    Nicolaas Pieneman
    · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection
  • William III (1817-1890), King of the Netherlands
    William III (1817-1890), King of the Netherlands
    Nicolaas Pieneman
    1856 · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection
  • Willem III (1817-1890), koning der Nederlanden
    Willem III (1817-1890), koning der Nederlanden
    Christiaan Kramm
    1850–1875 · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection
  • Portrait of Willem III (1817-1890), Koning der Nederlanden
    Portrait of Willem III (1817-1890), Koning der Nederlanden
    Willy Martens
    1875–1890 · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection
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