Willem Eversdijck (page 4)

A man with a pushcart full of vegetables Willem van the Elder Herp

Still Life with Apples in a Delft Blue Bowl Willem de Zwart

Portrait of Johannes van der Wiele Stalpaert Willem Jacobsz Johan Dircksz van Nes

Allegorie on the complexity of the human Godefried van Haecht

Willem Frederik, 1613-64, Count of Nassau-Dietz, governor of Friesland The Netherlands Anonymous

Still Life with Ewer, Vessels and Pomegranate Willem Kalf

Portrait of Willem V, prins van Oranje-Nassau Willem Coertse

River Scene with Boats, 1668 Willem van de the Younger Velde

A Winter Street Scene Willem Koekkoek

Still Life with Silver Jug Willem Kalf

Willem Van Heythuyzen, c.1625 Frans Hals

Portrait of Paul Verlaine Willem Witsen

Landscape with an armed robbery Franse kroon

Portrait of Wilhelmina of Prussia Willem Coertse

Landscape with the Flight into Egypt Willem van Nieulandt II

Wife of Sebastiaan Leerse Willem Bartel van der Kooi

Winter Willem Pietersz. Buytewech

Landscape with the ruins of a temple Antoine Bonenfant

Portrait of Willem II, Prince of Orange Gerrit van Honthorst

Landscape with windmills along a canal Willem Steelink II

Portrait of Peter van Staveren Willem van Mieris

Hortus Botanicus of Leiden University Claes Jansz. Visscher II

Dutch, Willem Coymans, 1645 Frans Hals

Allegory of the unreliability of Spain and the freedom and prosperity of the Seven Provincien, the Dutch Garden Willem Pietersz. Buytewech

Bust of an old man with beard Salomon Savery

Landscape with the mill Wijk bij Duurstede, The Netherlands Willem Witsen

Portrait of Peter van Staveren Willem van Mieris

Landscape with the Emmaus Anonymous

Village of Breukelen Jan de Beijer

Willem Steelink (II) M.M. Olivier

Willem V, 1748-1806, Prince of Orange-Nassau Anonymous

Allegory of the history of the Netherlands Anonymous

Portrait of Johan Willem van Kleef Johannes Janssonius

Portrait of Willem II in an oval Willem Jacobsz. Delff

Flower Still Life with a Timepiece, 1663 Willem van Aelst

Vehicle with horse under an old port Mouton & Co.