Old Master School After Cornelis Van Poelenburgh

18th century. Oil on board is a very nicely rendered example possibly grand tour era. The piece is housed in a handsome frame likely early 19th century. Some restoration to center from shrinkage showi

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Finely painted Dutch old master style still life floral painting in the manner of Cornelis de Heem or Willen van Aelst. The painting is o/c and is signed with a very appealing monograph. It is also si

After Anthony van Dyke, a Dutch school Old Masters watercolor on paper study of the Mocking of Christ. Mat opening: 8-1/2in tall x 7in wide. Frame: 23-1/2in tall x 20in wide. | Philadelphia Metro area

Circa 1650, possibly Gerbrand Van Den Eeckhout (Netherlands, 1621-1674). The piece depicts a nobleman of the period having been precisely executed with precise detail. The oil on canvas piece has a pl

Herman Van Swanevelt (1600-1655) Dutch School Old Master. This famous painter and etcher was also called Herman d'Italy or Il Erimita. Born in the Netherlands, he first went to Paris and then to Rome

Oil on board, the full moon reflecting in the river below amid clouds and shadows of trees. Christies East, New York, Old Master Paintings, 19 October 2000, lot 110 Collection of Dr. Ole H. Ploen, Swe

Old Master oil on panel grotto interior scene, Dutch school in the manner of Abraham van Cuylenborch, 17th / 18th century. Signed illegibly lower left, framed. Measures: 13" x 12" sight, 18" x 17" ove

Herman Muller after Maarten van Heemskerck. Blessed Are the Pure in Heart. Dutch. With Cornelis Schut, The Conversion of Saint Paul. Flemish. Largest 10" x 11 1/2".

Old Master's School Painting of Woman Oil on canvas. Some old restorations, relined. Original gilt wood frame. 28" x 24"

Old Master School, oil on panel, Pieta, Old Master School (Likely Italian, 17th/18th c.), Lamentation of Christ. Pieta, oil on cradled panel, partial Italian export label dated 1925 on verso, 20.25"h

PORTRAIT OF A NOBEL EXPLORER, oil painting on canvas, 35 x 27 ½”, frame 44 ½ x 37 ½ x 4”, old auction chalk marks on verso along with remnants of an unknown label.

European Old Master Painting, possibly Italian or Dutch, 18th/early 19th century (perhaps earlier). Figural interior family scene. Oil on canvas. Unsigned. Not lined, nor framed. Dimensions: 26 1/4 in

John the Baptist / Old and Young, oil on panel. 15 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches. unsigned. early gilt and painted frame. 20 1/2 x 18 1/2 inches.

Old Master School ink on paper drawing of the "Annunciation," likely 17th / 18th century, depicting the angel Gabriel announcing the Incarnation to the Virgin Mary. Image: 9.5" H x 7" W; frame: 17.25"

Old Master School, probably Flemish , in the manner of Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1616) oil on board Bacchanalian scene with Cupid, Psyche, Bacchus and others. Signature not found. [Sight: 21 1/2" H x 32

Old Master's School Court Scene. Oil on wood panel. 18" x 22".

PORTRAIT, oil painting on canvas, a signature not found, 13 ½ x 11 ½”.

Old Master School, oil on canvas, Androcles, Old Master School (17th/18th c.), Child Androcles or Saint Jerome Pulling a Thorn from the Lion's Paw, no signature observed, red wax seal verso "JBL (?)",

16th or 17th century. oil on canvas St. Jerome. executed with exceptional detail. H24" W19 1/4"

OLD MASTER SCHOOL18th/19th CenturyPortrait of a man in a white collar. No signature noted.Oil on canvas, relined, 25" x 19". Unframed.

OLD MASTER SCHOOL (17/18TH CENTURY), OIL ON CANVAS, ABSALOM. 23 1/2 X 53 1/2" (REDUCED)

Old Master School, painted 3-panel screen, Old Master School (18th/19th c.), Harbor scene with classical ruins, oil on canvas laid on board, brass rivets and hinges, silk trim, 84"h x 25"w (per panel)

Cornelis van Poelenburgh (1594/95-1667) (attrib.), Panorama of a Dutch town in the evening light with two gentlemen in the foreground, oil on wood, handwritten attribution to Poelenburgh on the verso,