Museum De Waag
Museum

Museum De Waag

Deventer· Netherlands· 1548 – 2019· 1 537 works

Period of activity

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1540 1
1550
 
1560
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1570 1
1580
 
1590
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1610
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1620 6
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1660 7
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1690 2
1700 4
1710 3
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1760 3
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1790 5
1800 3
1810 12
1820 12
1830 23
1840 16
1850 13
1860 14
1870 12
1880 31
1890 54
1900 41
1910 58
1920 49
1930 68
1940 29
1950 22
1960 30
1970 66
1980 39
1990 32
2000 12
2010

Artworks (1 537)

1660

Familieportret met Hendrick de Sandra, Margaretha Tortarolis en Anne Maria De Sandra vergezeld door twee pages

Unknown artist
1664

Portrait of a man, probably Rutger Tichler (1639-1679) or Jan van der Veen, the poet.

Pieter van Anraedt
1665

The market with the Waag in Deventer

Abraham Beerstraaten
1667

Gruppenporträt des Magistrats von Deventer im Rathaus 1667

Gerard ter Borch
1670

Portrait of Hendrik Nilant (1609-1684)

Gerard ter Borch
1674

Portret van stadhouder Willem III

Unknown artist
1674

Portret van Mary, echtgenote van stadhouder Willem III

Unknown artist
1675

Portrait of a man in armor

Gerard ter Borch
1675

Portrait of Gisbert Cuper (1644-1716)

Gerard ter Borch
1676

Portrait of Hendrick de Sandra (1619-1707)

Pieter van Anraedt
1699

Portrait of Barbara Nilant (1663-1738)

Unknown artist
1700

Portrait of an unknown woman

Unknown artist
1701

Portrait of Joan Cost (1663-1722)

Unknown artist
1710

Portrait of Willem Herman Elberti

C. Kelder
1712

Portret van Gerhard Jordens (1689-1764)

Unknown artist
1712

Portrait of Hester Geertruida Jacobsen

C. Kelder
1712

Onbekende dame.

Unknown artist
1720

Interieur Bergkerk

Unknown artist
1724

Portrait of Rudolph Agricola (1444-1485)

Unknown artist
1724

Portrait of Desiderius Erasmus (1466-1536)

Unknown artist
1735

Portrait of Johan Caspar Lemker ( -1804)

Unknown artist
1740

Portrait of Johanna Wilhelmina de Beaufort (1717-1789)

Gerhard Jan Palthe
1745

Vrouwtje aan spinnewiel.

Jan Palthe
1750

Paar bij kaarslicht aan tafel.

Gerhard Jan Palthe
1 537 works