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Huis Van Gijn

museum in Dordrecht, Netherlands

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11 paintings

  • Portrait of Johan Hallincq (1616-1706)
    Portrait of Johan Hallincq (1616-1706)
    Godfried Schalcken
    1692 · Huis Van Gijn
  • Portrait of Maria Carré (d1613)
    Portrait of Maria Carré (d1613)
    Unknown artist
    c. 1575 · Huis Van Gijn
  • Portrait of Adriaan van Blyenburg (1510-1573)
    Portrait of Adriaan van Blyenburg (1510-1573)
    Unknown artist
    1566 · Huis Van Gijn
  • Portrait of Clara Boogaart (...-1560)
    Portrait of Clara Boogaart (...-1560)
    Unknown artist
    c. 1540 · Huis Van Gijn
  • Portrait of Adriaan van Blijenburgh (1616-1682)
    Portrait of Adriaan van Blijenburgh (1616-1682)
    Cornelis Janssens van Ceulen
    1654 · Huis Van Gijn
  • Portrait of Carolina van Beveren (1598-1625), wife of Adriaan van Blyenburg
    Portrait of Carolina van Beveren (1598-1625), wife of Adriaan van Blyenburg
    Jan van Ravesteyn
    1612 · Huis Van Gijn
  • Portrait of Adriaan van Blijenburg
    Portrait of Adriaan van Blijenburg
    Jan van Ravesteyn
    c. 1612 · Huis Van Gijn
  • Portrait of Levina de Vrieze (d1700)
    Portrait of Levina de Vrieze (d1700)
    Circle of Adriaen Hanneman
    1653 · Huis Van Gijn
  • Portrait of Dirck Berck
    Portrait of Dirck Berck
    Unknown artist
    1600–1699 · Huis Van Gijn
  • Portrait of Johan Berck (c. 1495-?)
    Portrait of Johan Berck (c. 1495-?)
    Unknown artist
    1600–1699 · Huis Van Gijn
  • Portrait of a woman, possibly  Agneta van Duysseldorp
    Portrait of a woman, possibly Agneta van Duysseldorp
    Unknown artist
    1600–1699 · Huis Van Gijn
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