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Museum Hof van Busleyden

museum in Mechelen, Belgium

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8 paintings

  • Triptyque représentant Charles Quint en tant que roi d’Espagne
    Triptyque représentant Charles Quint en tant que roi d’Espagne
    Jan van Battel the Younger and Jean Van Battel
    1517–1517 · Museum Hof van Busleyden
  • Portrait of an infant princess, probably Isabella van Habsburg (1501-1526)
    Portrait of an infant princess, probably Isabella van Habsburg (1501-1526)
    Master of the Legend of the Magdalene
    c. 1500–1524–1502–1507 · Museum Hof van Busleyden
  • Portret van Rombout Heyns, alias Smets, vaandrig van het Kolveniersgilde in 1580
    Portret van Rombout Heyns, alias Smets, vaandrig van het Kolveniersgilde in 1580
    Jan Verhoeven
    1625–1680 · Museum Hof van Busleyden
  • Kamp van Karel de Stoute bij de belegering van Neuss in 1475
    Kamp van Karel de Stoute bij de belegering van Neuss in 1475
    Adriaen Van den Houte
    1562 · Museum Hof van Busleyden
  • Puppetry at the court of Margaret of Austria (Mechelen 1515)
    Puppetry at the court of Margaret of Austria (Mechelen 1515)
    Willem Geets
    1892 · Museum Hof van Busleyden
  • The Judgement of Solomon
    The Judgement of Solomon
    Michiel Coxie
    c. 1552 · Museum Hof van Busleyden
  • Portrait of Lucas Faydherbe
    Portrait of Lucas Faydherbe
    Attributed to Lucas Franchoys the Younger
    1641–1660 · Museum Hof van Busleyden
  • Portraits of ten members of various guilds of the city, kneeling before Pieta
    Portraits of ten members of various guilds of the city, kneeling before Pieta
    Lucas Franchoys the Younger
    1645 · Museum Hof van Busleyden
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