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13 paintings

  • Karen Inga Basker Werenskiold
    Karen Inga Basker Werenskiold
    Erik Werenskiold
    1897
  • Woman praying
    Woman praying
    Caesar van Everdingen and Jan van Bijlert
    1640–1671 · Rijksmuseum
  • Woman with Red Hood
    Woman with Red Hood
    Alice Pike Barney
    1857–1931 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Rembrandt's mother
    Rembrandt's mother
    Rembrandt
    1629 · Royal Collection
  • Portrait of an Old Woman
    Portrait of an Old Woman
    Rembrandt
    1654 · Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts
  • Praying old woman
    Praying old woman
    Gerrit Dou
    1630–1635 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Portrait of a Monk
    Portrait of a Monk
    Sofonisba Anguissola
    1556 · Doughty House
  • Study of a man in a hood.
    Study of a man in a hood.
    Nikolaos Gyzis
    1850–1875 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • An Unknown Woman in a Green Velvet Hood
    An Unknown Woman in a Green Velvet Hood
    Jan Lievens
    c. 1628 · National Trust
  • Portrait of Lady Katherine Smythe Scott (circa 1564–1616)
    Portrait of Lady Katherine Smythe Scott (circa 1564–1616)
    William Larkin and school of British School
    c. 1625 · North Carolina Museum of Art
  • Head of an old woman
    Head of an old woman
    Balthasar Denner
    c. 1720 · Charles Sedelmeyer collection
  • The gray hood
    The gray hood
    Lino Selvatico
    1903 · Galleria Internazionale d'Arte Moderna
  • Young Mariner and Dog
    Young Mariner and Dog
    Emma Soyer
    1833 · Yale Center for British Art
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