Rococo painting movement — works
2,197–2,232 of 8,798 works · most celebrated first
Shepherd at a Farmstead
Portrait of Nicolaas Willem op den Hooff, Physician and Translator in Amsterdam
The New Song
Portrait of Georg Wilhelm
Maria Theresa, Archduchess of Austria, Queen of Hungary and Bohemia, and Holy Roman Empress
Portrait of Isaac Sweers, Chief Officer of Amsterdam and Governor of the Dutch East India Company
Hendrik Braats, gekozen in 1729
Friedrich Christian, Prince-Elector of Saxony, Prince of Poland
Portrait of Jacobus Schotte, Burgomaster of Middelburg
Portrait of Justina Johanna Ramskrammer, Wife of Isaac Parker
View of Tivoli
Portrait of Eva Goudriaan-de Veer
Portrait of Wilhelmina van Pruisen (1751-1820)
Portrait of Louise Christina Trip, Wife of Gerrit Sichterman
Portrait of Johannes Thedens, Governor-General of the Dutch East India Company
Portret van een vrouw
Portrait of Hieronymus Josephus Boudaen, Lord of St Laurens and Popkensburg
Portrait of Tobias Gutberleth, Man of Letters in Leeuwarden
The Y off Amsterdam
Portrait of Johan Willem Friso van Oranje- Nassau (1687-1711)
Portrait of Wilhelmina of Prussia in a medallion with allusions to her marriage to Prince William V on 4 October 1767 in Berlin (Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina)
The Bird's Nest
Portrait of Hendrik van der Zande, Jurist and Dramatic Poet in Amsterdam
Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina (1751-1820), prinses van Pruisen. Echtgenote van prins Willem V
Portrait of Adriaen Caspar Parduyn, Councilor and Alderman of Middelburg, Son of Caspar Adriaen Parduyn and Maria van Citters
Portrait of Adriaan van der Vliet, Poet in Rotterdam
Landscape with Saint Bruno ?
Willem V (1748-1806), prins van Oranje-Nassau, als kind
Self-portrait
Portrait of Elisabeth Troost (1730-1790)
Interior of the Hall of the "Art Is Obtained by Labor Society" in Leiden
Portrait of Pieter de Carpentier (1588-1659)
Portrait of Petrus Schaak, Clergyman and Scholar in Amsterdam
Boy fleaing a dog
Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand (1735-1806), Duke of Brunswick-Luneburg
The Brouwersgracht in Amsterdam