• Johannes Vermeer's painting: Woman with a Water Jug
  • Nicolaes Maes's painting: A Woman Spinning
  • Jan Lievens's painting: The Sacrifice of Isaac
  • Jacob van Loo's painting: Danaë
  • Joachim Wtewael's painting: Mars and Venus Surprised by the Gods
  • Ferdinand Bol's painting: Elijah Fed by an Angel
  • Thomas Wijck's painting: A Scholar in His Study

  • Woman with a Water Jug

    by Johannes Vermeer

    • Date: 1660–1662
    • Medium: Oil on Canvas
    • Size: 45.7 cm by 40.6 cm
    • Location: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City
    • Source: Wikipedia: Woman with a Water Jug

  • A Woman Spinning

    by Nicolaes Maes

    • Date: c. 1655
    • Medium: Oil on Panel
    • Size: 41.5 cm by 33.5 cm
    • Location: Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
    • Source: Wikipedia: A Woman Spinning

  • The Sacrifice of Isaac

    by Jan Lievens

    • Date: c. 1638
    • Medium: Oil on Canvas
    • Size: 180 cm by 136 cm
    • Location: Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum, Braunschweig
    • Source: Wikipedia: The Sacrifice of Isaac

  • Danaë

    by Jacob van Loo

    • Date: c. 1655–1660
    • Medium: Oil on Canvas
    • Size: 74 cm by 62 cm
    • Location: Kremer Collection, Amsterdam
    • Source: Wikipedia: Danaë

  • Mars and Venus Surprised by the Gods

    by Joachim Wtewael

  • Elijah Fed by an Angel

    by Ferdinand Bol

    • Date: 1660–1663
    • Medium: Oil on Canvas
    • Size: 135 cm by 153 cm
    • Location: Private Collection
    • Source: Wikipedia: Elijah Fed by an Angel

  • A Scholar in His Study

    by Thomas Wijck

    • Medium: Oil on Canvas
    • Size: 33.5 cm by 31 cm
    • Location: Hallwylska Museum, Stockholm
    • Source: Wikipedia: A Scholar in His Study