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Temple Newsam

Grade I listed historic house museum in Leeds, United Kingdom, United Kingdom

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273 paintings

  • Portrait of a Child with a Rattle
    Portrait of a Child with a Rattle
    Paul van Somer I
    c. 1611 · Temple Newsam
  • Thomas Howard (1585–1646), Earl of Arundel
    Thomas Howard (1585–1646), Earl of Arundel
    Daniël Mijtens
    1630 · Temple Newsam
  • Christ Carrying the Cross
    Christ Carrying the Cross
    Marco Palmezzano
    1535 · Temple Newsam
  • The Temptation of Saint Jerome
    The Temptation of Saint Jerome
    Giorgio Vasari
    1546 · Temple Newsam
  • Portrait of a Man
    Portrait of a Man
    Cornelis Ketel
    1579 · Temple Newsam
  • Eliezer and Rebecca at the Well
    Eliezer and Rebecca at the Well
    Unknown artist
    1580 · Temple Newsam
  • Lady Bennet
    Lady Bennet
    Hieronimo Custodis
    c. 1590 · Temple Newsam
  • Portrait of a Man
    Portrait of a Man
    Frans Pourbus the Younger
    1591 · Temple Newsam
  • Charles II (1630–1685)
    Charles II (1630–1685)
    Peter Lely
    · Temple Newsam
  • Rocky Landscape with Figures
    Rocky Landscape with Figures
    Peter Paul Rubens
    · Temple Newsam
  • Portrait of a Lady
    Portrait of a Lady
    Anthony van Dyck
    · Temple Newsam
  • Hugh Ingram (1530–1642)
    Hugh Ingram (1530–1642)
    Unknown artist
    1619 · Temple Newsam
  • The Adoration of the Shepherds
    The Adoration of the Shepherds
    Matthias Stom
    c. 1633–1639 · Temple Newsam
  • Ferdinand II dei Medici (1610–1670)
    Ferdinand II dei Medici (1610–1670)
    Justus Sustermans
    · Temple Newsam
  • Sir Arthur Ingram (c.1565/1570–1642)
    Sir Arthur Ingram (c.1565/1570–1642)
    George Geldorp
    1641 · Temple Newsam
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