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De gelagkamer
Ericus Fridericus Alberti (1724-88). Luthers predikant te Amsterdam, wijzend op de tekst Johannes 1, vers 17
Still Life with a Copy of De Waere Mercurius, a Broadsheet with the News of Tromp's Victory over three English Ships on 28 June 1639, and a Poem telling the story of Apelles and the Cobbler
Onderdeel (middendeel) van een plafondschildering met als hoofdvoorstelling Diana en haar gezellinnen
Still Life with Fish
Christ and the woman of Canaan
Winter Landscape
Willem Crul
Sunset in the Campine, Belgium
Beach View
Kop van een oude man
Johanna le Gillon, Wife of Hieronymus van Beverningk
The Healing of the cripple of Bethesda
Portret van jonkvrouwe Maria Francisca Louisa Dommer van Poldersveldt (Ubbergen 1848 - 1925 ’s-Hertogenbosch)
Portrait of Carel Rabenhaupt, Lieutenant-General
Guillaume Anne van der Brugghen (1812-91)
Grand Vizier
Triptych with the Crucifixion (centre panel), St Peter and a Male Donor (inner left wing), St James and a Female Donor (inner right wing), St Christopher and the Christ Child on the Road of Life (outer wings)
The daughters of Cecrops find Erechthonius
Still Life with Flowers
Neighborhood Street in The Hague or Scheveningen
Left wing of a Memorial Triptych, formerly called the Gertz Memorial Triptych, with nine male Donor Portraits with Saint John the Evangelist (inner), and Saint Peter (outer)
Blowing Bubbles
Portrait of Nicolaes Eichelberg (d 1699), Haarlem merchant and husband of Helena van der Schalke
Study of Sijtje van Bemmel (1880-1963)
Bernardo Gritti, Proprefect of Bergamo
Shepherd at a Farmstead
Milking Time
The Peddlers
Souvenir of the Forest of Fontainebleau
Agatha Petronella Hartsen (1814-78). In bruidstoilet ter gelegenheid van haar huwelijk met Jan van der Hoop op 17 maart 1841
Couples making love at a country inn
Landscape with watering place
Men bathing
The prophet of Bethel meets the man of God from Judah
Portrait of Nicolaas Willem op den Hooff, Physician and Translator in Amsterdam
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