Dutch Golden Age at the Rijksmuseum
1,585–1,620 of 2,140 works · most celebrated first
Self-Portrait
The drawbridge
Eight allegorical scenes from the ceiling of the Leper's Asylum, Amsterdam
The Feast of St. Nicholas
Portrait of Philippe le Mire (1596-?)
Still Life with Fish
An outdoor party
Winter scene
Portrait of Abraham de Potter
Untitled
Malle Babbe
Portrait of Frederik Hendrik van Oranje- Nassau (1584-1647)
Portrait of Barend Hakvoort (1652-1735), bookseller, church reader and catechism master in Zwolle
St Martin cutting off part of his cloak for a beggar
Path in the woods
Amsterdam City View with Houses on the Herengracht and the old Haarlemmersluis
Fisherman on the bank of the Amstel near the Pauwentuin, Amsterdam
The Cattle Ferry
Portrait of Sophia de Vervou (c. 1613-71)
Still Life with Suckling-Pig Skulls
River view near Deventer
View of the Dutch Trading Post in Lawec in Cambodia
The Smoker
Portrait of Lucretia del Prado, Wife of Jeremias Boudinois
Untitled
A man dancing with a dog
Seven Chicks
Mountainous Landscape
Cornelis Verheye (1601-82). Burgemeester en raad van Zierikzee
Fish Market
Interior with a Mother Combing her Child’s Hair, Known as ‘Maternal Care’
Portrait of Adriaen Banckert (c. 1620-1684), Vice Admiral of Zeeland
Portrait of Machteld Bas ( - 1681)
A Fisherman's Wife
A peasant free-for-all near a village
The roads of Enkhuizen