Works
There are currently 84 paintings attributed to de Hooch:
- Arrière-cour d'une maison hollandaise - 1650-1675, Louvre, Paris
- The Asparagus Vendor - 1675-1680 (canvas), Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minneapolis, Minnesota
- The Bedroom - c.1658-60 (canvas), in the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
- A Boy Bringing Bread - c.1663 (canvas) in the Wallace Collection, London
- Card Players - 1658 (canvas), in the Royal Collection, Windsor
- Card Players in an Opulent Interior (French: Joueurs de cartes dans un riche intérieur) - 1663-1665 (canvas), Louvre, Paris
- Card Players at a Table - c.1670-74 (canvas)
- Children in a Doorway, with 'Colf' Sticks - c.1658-60 (panel)
- Couple in the Morning - 1665 (canvas)
- Couple with a Parrot - c.1675 (canvas), in the Wallraf-Richartz Museum, Cologne
- A Couple with Musicians in a Hall - 1663-65 (canvas)
- Courtyard of a Dutch House - 1658 (Oil)
- The Courtyard of a House in Delft - 1658 (canvas), in the National Gallery, London
- Courtyard with Lady and Serving Maid - c.1660-63 (canvas)
- Family Portrait on a Terrace - 1667 (canvas)
- Figures Drinking in a Courtyard - 1658 (Canvas on panel)
- Game of Skittles - c.1665 (Oil)
- Garden Scene with Woman Holding a Glass of Wine, and a Child - c.1658-60
- Guardroom with Smiling Officer, Fluteplayer, and Soldiers - ???? (panel)
- Interior of a Dutch House - c.1658 (Oil)
- Interior of the Burgomasters' Council Chamber in the Amsterdam Town Hall, with Visitors - c.1663-65 (canvas)
- Interior with a Young Couple - c. 1660-1665 (canvas), in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City
- A Man Offering a Woman a Glass of Wine - c.1650-55 (panel)
- A Man Reading a Letter to Woman - c.1670-74 (canvas)
- A Man with Dead Birds, and Other Figures, in a Stable - c. 1655 (oil on oak), in the National Gallery, London
- Merry Company - c.1663-65 (canvas)
- Merry Company with a Man and Two Women - c.1668-70 (canvas)
- A Merry Company with Two Men and Two Women - c.1657-58 (panel)
- The Merry Drinker - c.1650 (panel)
- The Minuet - ???? (canvas)
- Mother and Child with a Serving Woman Sweeping - c.1655-57 (panel)
- Mother and Child with a Serving Woman Sweeping - ???? (canvas)
- A Mother and Child with Its Head in Her Lap - c.1658-60 (canvas)
- Mother and Child with Schoolboy Descending a Stair - 1668
- Mother and Infant with Maidservant and a Child - c.1663-65 (canvas)
- Music Party in a Hall, A - c.1663-65 (canvas)
- A Musical Party in a Courtyard - 1677 (oil on canvas), in the National Gallery, London
- Musical Party on a Terrace, with the Town Hall - c.1667 (canvas)
- Musical Party, A - 1674 (canvas)
- An Officer and a Woman Conversing, Soldier at the Window - c.1663-65 (canvas)
- A Party of Figures Around a Table - c.1663-65 (canvas)
- Paying the Hostess - mid-1670s (canvas), in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City
- Portrait of a Family in a Courtyard in Delft - 1657-60 (Oil on canvas)
- Portrait of a Family Making Music - 1663 (canvas)
- Portrait of the Jacott-Hoppesack Family - c.1670 (canvas)
- Saint Peter Liberated from Prison - c.1650-55 (panel)
- Seated Couple with a Standing Woman in a Garden, A - c.1663-65 (canvas)
- Seated Soldier with a Standing Serving Woman, A - c.1652-55 (panel)
- Soldier with an Empty Glass and a Serving Woman, A - c.1650-55 (panel)
- Soldier, Woman, and Messenger - c.1654-57
- Soldiers and Serving Woman with Card Players - c.1665 (Oil on canvas)
- Soldiers Playing Cards - 1657-58 (panel)
- Soldiers with a Flute Player and a Serving Woman - ???? (panel)
- Sportsman and a Lady, A - 1684 (canvas)
- Standing Woman Holding an Infant, with a Woman Beside a Candle - ???? (canvas)
- Trac-Trac Players - c.1652-55 (Oil on panel)
- Two Couples Embracing - c.1673-75 (canvas)
- Two Soldiers and a Serving Woman with Trumpeter - c.1650-55 (panel)
- Two Soldiers and a Woman Drinking in a Courtyard - c.1658-60 (canvas)
- Two Women and a Child in a Courtyard - c.1657-58 (Oil on panel)
- Two Women and a Man Making Music - 1667
- Two Women Beside a Linen Chest, with a Child - 1663 (canvas)
- Two Women in a Courtyard - c.1657-60 (canvas)
- Woman and a Young Man with a Letter, A - 1670 (canvas)
- Woman and Child in a Bleaching Ground, A - c.1657-59 (canvas)
- Woman and Child in an Interior - c.1658 (canvas)
- Woman and Child with a Parrot - 1673
- A Musical Conversation - 1674 Honolulu Museum of Art
- A Woman and her Maid in a Courtyard - c. 1660-1661 (canvas), in the National Gallery, London
- Woman Carrying a Bucket and Broom in a Courtyard - ???? (canvas)
- Woman Drinking with Soldiers (French: La Buveuse) - 1658, Louvre, Paris
- A Woman drinking with Two Men, and a Maidservant - 1658 (Oil on canvas), in the National Gallery, London
- Woman Feeding a Parrot, with a Man and Serving Woman - ???? (canvas)
- Woman Lacing Her Bodice Beside a Cradle - c.1661-63 (canvas)
- Woman Nursing an Infant, with a Child and a Dog - c.1658-60 (canvas), in San Francisco
- A Woman Peeling Apples, with a Small Child - c. 1663 (canvas), in the Wallace Collection, London
- A Woman Preparing Bread and Butter for a Boy - c. 1660-1663, in the Getty Center, Los Angeles
- Woman Preparing Vegetables - ???? (panel)
- Woman Reading a Letter by a Window - 1664 (canvas), in the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
- Woman Reading a Letter, and a Man at a Window, A - c.1668-70 (Canvas on panel)
- Woman Reading, with a Child, A - c.1660-63 (canvas)
- Woman Receiving a Letter from a Man, A - c.1668-70 (Canvas on panel)
- Woman with a Baby in Her Lap, and a Small Child, A - 1658 (panel)
- Woman with a Basket in a Garden, A - c.1651 (canvas)
- Woman with a Lute and a Man with a Flute, A - ???? (canvas)
- Woman Weighing Coins - c.1664 (canvas) Kaiser Friedrich Museum-Verein, Berlin
- Wounded Man - c.1667 (canvas)
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