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11 paintings

  • Portrait of Samuel Pepys
    Portrait of Samuel Pepys
    John Hayls
    1666 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Portrait of a member of the Secco Suardo family
    Portrait of a member of the Secco Suardo family
    Fra Galgario
    1710s · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Portrait of Michiel ten Hove (1640-1689)
    Portrait of Michiel ten Hove (1640-1689)
    Adriaen van Heusden
    1670–1679 · Mauritshuis
  • Portrait of a man
    Portrait of a man
    Frans Hals
    1660 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Portrait of Stanislaus Augustus in a dressing-gown
    Portrait of Stanislaus Augustus in a dressing-gown
    Johann Baptist von Lampi the Elder
    1780s · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Portrait of Johann Nepomuk von Schaffgotsch in a bathrobe.
    Portrait of Johann Nepomuk von Schaffgotsch in a bathrobe.
    Anton Graff
    1770s · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Young Man in a Brown Dressing Gown
    Young Man in a Brown Dressing Gown
    Unknown artist
    1660s · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Portrait of Ivan Gundulić
    Portrait of Ivan Gundulić
    Unknown artist
    c. 1700 · Rector's Palace, Dubrovnik
  • Portrait of a man holding his brocade robe shut
    Portrait of a man holding his brocade robe shut
    Nicolaes Maes
    c. 1680 · private collection
  • Portrait of Adam van Hasevelt, regent of the Aalmoezeniers, Arm- and Werkhuis in Haarlem
    Portrait of Adam van Hasevelt, regent of the Aalmoezeniers, Arm- and Werkhuis in Haarlem
    Manner of Nicolaes Maes
    c. 1680s · Jacques Goudstikker collection
  • Gerard van Rijp in his garden
    Gerard van Rijp in his garden
    Unknown artist
    c. 1690 · Rijpenhofje
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