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Three Musicians
Diego Velázquez
c. 1618 · Gemäldegalerie Berlin
Laughing boy
Frans Hals
c. 1625–1627 · Mauritshuis
The Ricotta Eaters
Vincenzo Campi
1580 · Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon
Slave Of Love And Light Of The Eyes
Nasreddine Dinet
c. 1900 · Musée d'Orsay
The Laughing Man
Rembrandt
1629 · Mauritshuis
The Laughing Boy (Jopie van Slouten)
Robert Henri
1910 · Birmingham Museum of Art
The Irish Girl
Robert Henri
1900 · Arizona State University Art Museum
Dancing Nymphs
Paul Émile Chabas
1899
Festive Scene
Jan Miense Molenaer
c. 1650 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
Self-portrait
Rembrandt
1633 · private collection
Démocrite
Johannes Moreelse
1630 · Centraal Museum
Democritus
Johannes Moreelse
1630 · Centraal Museum
The Interior of an Inn
Jan Steen
1670 · National Gallery
Laughing Boy
After Frans Hals
c. 1650 · Detroit Institute of Arts
Portrait of two fisherboys with one holding a crab
Frans Hals, circle of Frans Hals and Pieter de Molijn (landscape)
c. 1629 · The Phoebus Foundation

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