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  • Madame Élisabeth de France (1764–1794)
    Madame Élisabeth de France (1764–1794)
    Adélaïde Labille-Guiard
    c. 1787 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Philip II, King of Spain, Reproaches William I, Prince of Orange, in Vlissingen upon his Departure from the Netherlands in 1559
    Philip II, King of Spain, Reproaches William I, Prince of Orange, in Vlissingen upon his Departure from the Netherlands in 1559
    Cornelis Kruseman
    1832 · Rijksmuseum
  • De schutterskoning
    De schutterskoning
    Jan August Hendrik Leys
    1849 · Amsterdam Museum
  • Seneca Steele, a Great Libertine
    Seneca Steele, a Great Libertine
    George Catlin
    1831 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Tchán-dee, Tobacco, an Oglala Chief
    Tchán-dee, Tobacco, an Oglala Chief
    George Catlin
    1832 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Wa-ho-béck-ee, a Handsome Brave
    Wa-ho-béck-ee, a Handsome Brave
    George Catlin
    1834 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Deux perroquets
    Deux perroquets
    Édouard Manet
    1832–1883 · collection du musée des Beaux-Arts de Brest
  • Rembrandt's father
    Rembrandt's father
    Manner of Gerrit Dou
    c. 1650 · Adolphe Schloss collection
  • Portrait of a man (known from engraving)
    Portrait of a man (known from engraving)
    Rembrandt
    1634
  • Portrait de femme
    Portrait de femme
    Théophile Gautier
    1829 · Maison de Balzac
  • Portrait of Catherine van Arckel of Ammerzoden, aged 8
    Portrait of Catherine van Arckel of Ammerzoden, aged 8
    Henrick van Zijll
    1598 · Geldersch Landschap en Kasteelen
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