Barthélémy d' eyck posters & prints

Nine men of antiquity, Barthélémy d' Eyck Anonymous

Still Life with Books in a Niche Barthélémy d' Eyck

François Barthélemy, 1806 Anonymous

Portrait of Margaret van Eyck Jan van Eyck

Portrait of Cardinal Albergati Jan van Eyck

Infantry Battle at a Bridge Nicolaas van Eyck I

Double portrait of Jan and Hubert van Eyck Jan l'Admiral

Saint Barthelemy, 1726 Etienne Brion

Portrait of Vincent Barthélémy Nicolas de Plattemontagne

Barthélemy Louis Joseph Schérer, c. 1800 Anonymous

The Ghent Altarpiece by the van Eyck Brothers in St Bavo Cathedral in Ghent Belgium Pierre François De Noter

Barthélemy de Laffemas French School

Barthélemy-Catherine Joubert, c. 1800 Anonymous

Barthélemy Louis Joseph Schérer, 1889 Anonymous

Portrait of Jan Stockelaar van Eyck François Joseph Pfeiffer I

Portrait of a Man, 1432 Jan van Eyck

Barthélemy-Catherine Joubert, 1889 Anonymous

Portrait of a Man with carnation and the Order of Saint Anthony Jan van Eyck

Barthélemy-Catherine Joubert, 1797-1799 Anonymous

Antonello da Messina in the studio of Jan van Eyck Anonymous

Marco Barbarigo, c. 1450 Jan van Eyck

Portrait of a Man, 1433 Jan van Eyck

Barthélemy-Catherine Joubert, 1802 Anonymous

Portrait of Auguste Barthélemi Glaize, c.1890 J. E. Tourtin

Portrait of a man with a blue chaperon (Man with Ring), ca 1429 Anonymous

The Creation Anonymous

Saint Barbara Jan van Eyck

Map of Guadeloupe St. Martin and St. Barthélemy 1896 Anonymous

Portrait of John the Fearless, Duke of Burgundy, ca 1404 Anonymous

The Annunciation Jan van Eyck

Map bound by Ten Eyck St., Old Bushwick Ave., Broadway, Boerum St., Union Ave; Including Stagg St., Scholes St., Meserole... Anonymous

Affiche pour la Némésis de Auguste- Marsielle Barthélemy, 1835 Auguste Raffet

The Jews' Passover Anonymous

Marquis of Barthelemy wounded by a tiger French School

Map bound by Conselyea St., Bushwick Ave., Ten Eyck St., S. Second St., Eleventh St., Grand St., Tenth St., Union... Anonymous

Francesco I d'Este Remains Dedicated to the Cause of the War, Having been Involved for Man…, 1659 Bartolomeo Fenice