Attributed to Jan Steen, Dutch (active Leiden, Haarlem, and The Hague), 1625/26-1679 – Merry Company Philadelphia Museum of Art

Philadelphia Museum of Art – Attributed to Jan Steen, Dutch (active Leiden, Haarlem, and The Hague), 1625/26-1679 -- Merry Company

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Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Hans Mielich, German (active Munich), 1516-1573 -- Portrait of a Nobleman

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Hugo van der Goes, Netherlandish (active Ghent), first documented 1467, died 1482 -- Virgin and Child

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Jacometto Veneziano, Italian (active Venice) active c. 1472, died c. 1497 -- Portrait of a Lady

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Jan Lievens, Dutch (active Leiden and Amsterdam), 1607-1674 -- Old Woman Reading

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Jan Provost, Netherlandish (active Antwerp and Bruges), first documented 1493, died 1529 -- Portrait of a Donor Praying

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Jan van Eyck, Netherlandish (active Bruges), first documented 1422, died 1441 -- Saint Francis of Assisi Receiving the Stigmata

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Johann Christian von Mannlich, German (active Paris), 1741-1822 -- Young Woman Fastening a Letter to the Neck of a Pigeon

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Karel Philips Spierincks, Flemish (active Rome), 1609-1639 -- Jupiter and Callisto

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Lodewyck van der Helst, Dutch (active Amsterdam), 1642-c. 1684 -- Portrait of a Gentleman and a Lady Seated Outdoors

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Maarten van Heemskerck, Netherlandish (active Haarlem and Rome), 1498-1574 -- Portrait of Sophia van Amerongen

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Martino da Verona (Martino di Alberto), Italian, died 1412, Verona -- Saint Eligius’s Mother Told of Her Son’s Future Fame

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Piero di Miniato, Italian (active Florence), first documented 1386, died 1430-46 -- The Crucifixion

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to the Master of the Legend of Saint Ursula, Netherlandish (active Bruges), active c. 1470-c. 1500 -- The Crucifixion, with an Abbot Saint

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