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1 Adam Van Noort, Painter
2 Martin Luther, German Reformer
3 Portrait of a Man
4 Didier Erasmus of Rotterdam, Theologian
5 Thomas Bartholin
6 Portrait of a Young Man Wearing a Cap
7 The Emperor Charles V
8 Portrait of Philip Melanchthon
9 Self Portrait at the Easel
10 The Cook and his Wife
11 Philip Melanchthon
12 Anthony van Dyck
13 Cornelius van der Geest, Collector
14 A Self-portrait at the Age of 24
15 Studies of Four Heads for a Passion Series
16 Portrait Study of a Little Girl, Seated
17 Portrait of Himself Aged Forty
18 Albrecht Durer
19 Une Parisienne
20 An Old Bearded Man in a High Fur Cap, with Closed Eyes
21 Rembrandt's Mother Seated at a Table
22 Rembrandt's Mother
23 Wilhem Schickhard, German Herbalist, Astronomer and Painter
24 A Small Girl Kneeling, Holding a Dog
25 Sir Isaac Newton
26 King Henry VIII
27 Seymour, Seated
28 Arthur Seymour Haden
29 The Winged Hat
30 Study of a Girl, three quarter length
31 Study of Hands and Head of a Smiling Girl
32 Head and Shoulders of a Girl, at a Table, her Head in her Arms
33 Head of a Girl
34 Head of a Young Man
35 Head of a Negro, with Severely Wounded Jaw
36 Silhouette of a Man in a Long Coat
37 Wolff Tobias Huth, Merchant of Nuremberg
38 Catherine Parr, Queen of Henry VIII
39 Sophie Kassburg
40 An Old Man
41 Portrait of a Woman Wearing a Hat with a Feather
42 Miss Bridget Kinlin
43 Barbara Villiers, Duchess of Cleveland
44 Mary Queen of Scots
45 John Flaxman
46 Henry Tonks' Father in a Wheelchair
47 Portrait of a Woman Wearing a Blue Dress
48 Professor Denys Fairweather (?)
49 Portrait of Arnold Mason
50 Head of a Man

Adam Van Noort, Painter
Anthony van Dyck
Etching
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