Gelder Arent De Collection

Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery, 1683. Creator: Aert de Gelder
Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery, 1683.

Interior with family, 1763-1826. Creator: Abraham van Strij
Interior with family, 1763-1826

Christ before Caiaphas, 1700-1727. Creator: Aert de Gelder
Christ before Caiaphas, 1700-1727

The Arrest of Christ, 1710-1727. Creator: Aert de Gelder
The Arrest of Christ, 1710-1727

Portrait of Ernest de Beveren, Lord of West-IJsselmonde and De Lindt, 1685. Creator: Aert de Gelder
Portrait of Ernest de Beveren, Lord of West-IJsselmonde and De Lindt, 1685. Other Title(s): Ernestus van Beveren (1660-1722), Lord of West-Ysselmonde and de Lindt, Alderman

King David, 1680-1685. Creator: Aert de Gelder
King David, 1680-1685

King Ahasuerus Presents Mordecai with his Ring, 1681-1684. Creator: Aert de Gelder
King Ahasuerus Presents Mordecai with his Ring, 1681-1684

Hermanus Boerhaave (1668-1738), Professor of Medicine at the University of Leiden, with his Wife Maria Drolenvaux (1686-1746) and their Daughter Johanna Maria (1712-91), 1720-1725

Portrait of an Oriental Man, 1660. Creator: Aert de Gelder
Portrait of an Oriental Man, 1660

Jacob's Dream, by Rembrandt, 1854. Creator: W. J. Linton
Jacob's Dream, by Rembrandt, 1854. Biblical scene believed to have been by Rembrandt, and later attributed to Arent de Gelder, Rembrandt's last pupil

Female Nude Reclining with Arm Raised, c.1665. Creator: Aert de Gelder
Female Nude Reclining with Arm Raised, c.1665

"Abraham at Table with the Angels";from the picture attributedto Rembrandt, recently... 1890
" Abraham at Table with the Angels" ; from the picture attributedto Rembrandt, recently discovered at Le Pecq, near Paris, lately sold for £ 160 and now valued at £ 10, 000. 1890

Portrait of a Young Woman, c. 1690. Creator: Aert de Gelder
Portrait of a Young Woman, c. 1690

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