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Woburn Abbey

occupying the east of the village of Woburn, Bedfordshire, England, is a country house, the family seat of the Duke of Bedford

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26 paintings

  • View of the entrance to the Arsenal
    View of the entrance to the Arsenal
    Canaletto
    1730s–1732 · Woburn Abbey
  • Mary Tudor and Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk
    Mary Tudor and Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk
    Attributed to Jan Gossaert
    c. 1515 · Woburn Abbey
  • Boaz
    Boaz
    Rembrandt
    1643 · Woburn Abbey
  • Portrait of a man
    Portrait of a man
    Frans Hals
    1635 · Woburn Abbey
  • Campo Santa Maria Formosa
    Campo Santa Maria Formosa
    Canaletto
    1730s · Woburn Abbey
  • Girl at a half-open door
    Girl at a half-open door
    Attributed to Samuel van Hoogstraten
    1645 · Woburn Abbey
  • Fete aux Chaudrons
    Fete aux Chaudrons
    David Teniers the Younger
    1646 · Woburn Abbey
  • Piazza di San Marco, looking towards the Church of San Geminiano
    Piazza di San Marco, looking towards the Church of San Geminiano
    Canaletto
    1730s · Woburn Abbey
  • Twelfth Night Feast
    Twelfth Night Feast
    Jan Steen
    c. 1671 · Woburn Abbey
  • Portrait of Anne Carr, Lady Russell
    Portrait of Anne Carr, Lady Russell
    Anthony van Dyck
    c. 1637 · Woburn Abbey
  • Fishing under the Ice near Dordrecht
    Fishing under the Ice near Dordrecht
    Aelbert Cuyp
    c. 1657 · Woburn Abbey
  • The Hunting Party
    The Hunting Party
    Paulus Potter
    1653 · Woburn Abbey
  • The Armada Portrait of Elizabeth I
    The Armada Portrait of Elizabeth I
    Unknown artist
    c. 1588 · Woburn Abbey
  • View of the Valkhof, Nijmegen
    View of the Valkhof, Nijmegen
    Aelbert Cuyp
    c. 1655 · Woburn Abbey
  • An artist sketching, near Elten
    An artist sketching, near Elten
    Aelbert Cuyp
    c. 1655 · Woburn Abbey
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