Dulwich Picture Gallery - Collection

Collection

Dutch School
  • Cuyp, Aelbert - 11 paintings;
  • Dou, Gerrit - 1 painting;
  • Hobbema, Meyndert - 1 painting;
  • Hooch, Pieter de - 2 paintings;
  • Neer, Aernout van der - 1 painting;
  • Ostade, Adriaen van - 5 paintings;
  • Rembrandt van Rijn - 3 paintings;
  • Ruisdael, Jacob van - 4 paintings;
  • Velde, Adriaen van de - 2 paintings;
  • Velde, Willem van de...the Younger - 3 paintings;
  • Weenix, Jan - 1 painting;
  • Wouwerman, Philip - 12 paintings;
English School
  • Dobson, William - 1 painting;
  • Gainsborough, Thomas - 7 paintings;
  • Hogarth, William - 2 paintings;
  • Landseer, Sir Edwin - 1 painting;
  • Lawrence, Thomas - 3 paintings;
  • Reynolds, Joshua - 9 paintings;
  • Constable, John - 1 painting;
Flemish School
  • Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger - 1 painting;
  • Rubens, Peter Paul - 10 paintings;
  • Teniers, David - 19 paintings;
  • Van Dyck, Anthony - 5 paintings;
French School
  • Dughet, Gaspard - 4 paintings;
  • Fragonard, Jean-Honoré - 1 painting;
  • Gellée, Claude - 4 paintings;
  • Poussin, Nicolas - 6 paintings;
  • Vernet, Claude-Joseph - 6 paintings;
  • Watteau, Jean-Antoine - 2 paintings;
Italian School
  • Canaletto, (Giovanni Antonio Canal) - 2 paintings;
  • Carracci, Annibale - 4 paintings;
  • Guercino, (Giovanni Francesco Barbieri) - 2 paintings;
  • Raphael, (Raffaello Sanzio) - 2 Paintings;
  • Reni, Guido - 2 paintings;
  • Ricci, Sebastiano - 2 paintings;
  • Tiepolo, Giovanni Battista - 3 paintings;
  • Vasari, Giorgio - 1 painting;
  • Veronese, Paolo - 1 painting;
  • Zuccarelli, Francesco - 3 paintings;
Spanish School
  • Murillo, Bartolomé-Esteban - 4 paintings;

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