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  • Scene in a Town with a Stage
    Scene in a Town with a Stage
    Gerrit Adriaenszoon Berckheyde and Job Adriaenszoon Berckheyde
    1689 · private collection
  • A Village Festival, With a Theatrical Performance and a Procession in Honour of St Hubert and St Anthony
    A Village Festival, With a Theatrical Performance and a Procession in Honour of St Hubert and St Anthony
    Pieter Brueghel the Younger
    1632 · Fitzwilliam Museum
  • Theatre Scene from Lucelle by Bredero
    Theatre Scene from Lucelle by Bredero
    Jan Miense Molenaer
    1639 · Theater Instituut Nederland
  • Theatre Scene from Lucelle by Bredero
    Theatre Scene from Lucelle by Bredero
    Jan Miense Molenaer
    1636 · Muiderslot
  • Frances Barton, Mrs Abington (1737-1815) as the Widow Bellmour in Arthur Murphy's 'The Way to Keep Him' (1727-1805)
    Frances Barton, Mrs Abington (1737-1815) as the Widow Bellmour in Arthur Murphy's 'The Way to Keep Him' (1727-1805)
    Johann Zoffany
    c. 1765 · National Trust
  • Plundering Soldiers (theater scene)
    Plundering Soldiers (theater scene)
    Jan Miense Molenaer
    c. 1636 · Museum der bildenden Künste
  • Pretiose Recognized
    Pretiose Recognized
    Godfried Schalcken
    c. 1675 · National Gallery of Ireland
  • Philemon and his Accusers                             Scene from L. Holberg's The Fortunate Shipwreck, Act 5, Scene 9 (Sketch for the painting with the same subject, 1859)
    Philemon and his Accusers Scene from L. Holberg's The Fortunate Shipwreck, Act 5, Scene 9 (Sketch for the painting with the same subject, 1859)
    Wilhelm Marstrand
    1859 · Nivaagaard Museum
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