Paintings
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Velázquez - Portrait of Juan de Pareja
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van Ruysdael - Ferry on a River
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van der Neer - Landscape with Windmill
- Aert van der Neer - Landscape with Windmill (1647–49)
- Paulus Potter - A Young Bull and Two Cows in a Meadow
- David Ryckaert - Suffering of the Peasants
- Salomon van Ruysdael - Ferry on a River
- Diego Velázquez - Portrait of Juan de Pareja (approximate date)
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