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13 paintings

  • The Lute Player
    The Lute Player
    Orazio Gentileschi
    c. 1612–1620 · National Gallery of Art
  • Musical Company
    Musical Company
    Johannes Voorhout
    1674 · Museum für Hamburgische Geschichte
  • Supper with a Lute Player
    Supper with a Lute Player
    Gerard van Honthorst
    c. 1619–1620 · Uffizi Gallery
  • The Lute Player
    The Lute Player
    Caravaggio
    · Badminton House
  • Mirror; Minerva Visits the Muses on Mount Helicon
    Mirror; Minerva Visits the Muses on Mount Helicon
    Suzanne de Court
    17th century · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Portrait of a Lute Player
    Portrait of a Lute Player
    Possibly by Jan van Scorel
    1510–1562 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Lute Player
    Lute Player
    Jean de Reyn
    c. 1640 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • The Lute Player
    The Lute Player
    Willem van Mieris
    1711 · Wallace Collection
  • The Luteplayer, or Family scene
    The Luteplayer, or Family scene
    Jan Steen
    c. 1660 · Adolphe Schloss collection
  • Music Making Angels
    Music Making Angels
    Peter Paul Rubens
    December 31, 1626 · Sanssouci Picture Gallery
  • Allegory of Love
    Allegory of Love
    Titian and workshop of Titian
    c. 1530 · Wawel Castle
  • Portrait of a Young Lute Player
    Portrait of a Young Lute Player
    Francesco Bacchiacca
    c. 1524–1525 · New Orleans Museum of Art
  • Singing lute player in lost profile
    Singing lute player in lost profile
    Hendrick ter Brugghen
    c. 1624
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