Liszt Collection (page 542)

Allegory of the Brabant Revolution, 1789 Anonymous

Drawing by Hendrik van der Noot and Petrus van Eupen, 1790 Anonymous

Portrait of Pieter van de Poll Jacob Houbraken

Portrait of Henry de Bourbon Hendrick Hondius I

Portrait of Balthazar Huydecoper Arnoud van Halen

Portrait of J. K. v.d Pants Cornelis Philippus Groebel Jr

The Dutch lion holding a sword and quiver of arrows near a shield bearing the arms of the Seven Provinces Workshop of Bernard Picart

Commemorative column Battle of Waterloo Monogrammist MVL

Expulsion of Hagar and Ishmael and the return of the prodigal son Pieter van den Berge

Beggar Anonymous

Incumbent goatherd Abraham Bloemaert

Young farmer Abraham Bloemaert

Young farmer with basket Abraham Bloemaert

Young farmer Abraham Bloemaert

Horseman with plumed hat, seen from the front Frederik de Wit

Lady with mask and flower, seen from the front Anonymous

Rider with plumed hat Anonymous

Noble man with hat, seen on the left Frederik de Wit

Portrait of Jan Kortenhoef Smith J. van Ledden Hulsebosch

Playwright Paul Scarron dances with satyrs, fauns and maenads Anonymous

Mythological and allegorical scenes about the inspiration of the playwright Paul Scarron Louis Fabritius Dubourg

Aeneas saves his father from burning Troy Jacob Folkema

Battle of the gods and giants Jacob Folkema

Playwright Paul Scarron visits Apollo and the Muses Jacob Folkema

Oriental woman welcomed with a kiss Jacob Folkema

Clergyman robbed by a thief Jacob Folkema

Richly dressed woman surrounded by a crowd of curious people Jacob Folkema

Torchlight procession through a city Jacob Folkema

Man entering a room Jacob Folkema

Company at a banquet Jacob Folkema

Nobles in deliberation Jacob Folkema

Knights in combat Jacob Folkema

A nobleman and a cleric with a child in a cabinet of curiosities Jacob Folkema

Three richly dressed figures enter a room. Lovers caught by surprise Jacob Folkema

Meeting between a man and a couple in the outdoors, the man holds a stick and gestures with his hand... Jacob Folkema

Three figures visit a writer Anonymous