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Œuvres (117)
1610s
1612
A Wooded Landscape with Herdsmen, Cattle and Goats watched over by a Dog by a Monument
Artiste inconnu
1613
Cardinal Giovanni Battista de Bonsi (1554-1621)
Artiste inconnu
1613
The Madonna and Child and Two Angels appearing to Saint Hyacinth in a Vision
Artiste inconnu
1613
The Holy Roman Emperor, Matthias II (1557 - 1619)
Artiste inconnu
1613
Supposedly Duchesse de Biron
Artiste inconnu
1614
Presumed to be Henry I Jones (1581/2-1656), aged 32
Artiste inconnu
1614
Landscape with the Good Samaritan
Artiste inconnu
1614
Possibly King Christian IV, King of Denmark (1577-1648) or Edward Somerset, 4th Earl of Worcester (1553-1628)
Artiste inconnu
1614
An Unknown Gentleman (possibly a Scottish King)
Artiste inconnu
1614
Called Elizabeth Noel, Countess of Castlehaven (c.1590 - after 1644)
Artiste inconnu
1614
Anne Spencer, successively Lady Monteagle, Lady Compton and Countess of Dorset (d.1618), or Elizabeth Shephard, Lady Cranfield (d.1619)
Artiste inconnu
1614
River Landscape with Figures
Artiste inconnu
1614
Madonna and Child in a Landscape
Artiste inconnu
1614
River Scene with Passengers Embarking and Disembarking
Artiste inconnu
1614
Prince Maurice of Nassau, Prince of Orange (1567-1625)
Artiste inconnu
1614
A Lady in a Ruff and Ornate Headress
Artiste inconnu
1614
King James I (James VI of Scotland) (1566–1625)
Artiste inconnu
1614
Margaret Gerard, Lady Legh (m. 1584 - d. 1603)
Artiste inconnu
1614
Landscape with Figures and Cattle on a Track by the Water
Artiste inconnu
1614
View of the Thames with the Old Palace of Whitehall looking towards Lambeth
Artiste inconnu
1614
Architectural Capriccio of Ancient Rome with Figures: Two Temples, one of Honour, the other of Virtue
Artiste inconnu
1614
William Cecil, Lord Burghley (1520-1598)
Artiste inconnu
1614
Architectural Capriccio of Ancient Rome with Figures: The Middle Part of the Circus Maximus
Artiste inconnu
1614
Wooded Landscape with Ruins
Artiste inconnu
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