Artist
Ferdinand Bol (1616–1680)
28 works by Ferdinand Bol (Dutch, 1616–1680) from 4 museums and collections. Wikipedia
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Portrait of an OfficerFerdinand Bol, 1645National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Portrait of a WomanFerdinand Bol, 1642The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Portrait of a WomanFerdinand Bol, 1660sNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Petronella Elias (1648–1667) with a Basket of FruitFerdinand Bol, 1657The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Portrait of a womanFerdinand Bol, c. 1655Art Institute of Chicago 
The Woman with the PearFerdinand Bol, 1651National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Family in the RoomFerdinand Bol, 1645National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Sacrifice of GideonFerdinand BolNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Rembrandt van RijnFerdinand Bol, c. 1640National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The AstrologerFerdinand BolNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Saint Jerome in the CaveFerdinand Bol, 1644National Gallery of Art, Washington 
An Old Man ReadingFerdinand Bol, 1642National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Saint Jerome in PenitenceFerdinand Bol, 1644Art Institute of Chicago 
Curly Headed Man with a Wry MouthFerdinand Bol, 1630/80Art Institute of Chicago 
St. Jerome in PenitenceFerdinand Bol, 1644The Cleveland Museum of Art 
An Old Man Seated at a Table, His Head Resting on His Right Hand (recto)Ferdinand Bol, c. 1630sThe Cleveland Museum of Art 
Woman with the PearFerdinand Bol, 1651Art Institute of Chicago 
An Old Man Seated at a Table, His Head Resting on His Right Hand (recto); The Healing of Tobit (verso)Ferdinand Bol, c. 1640s–50sThe Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Healing of Tobit (verso)Ferdinand Bol, c. 1630sThe Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Holy Family in an InteriorFerdinand Bol, 1643The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Portrait of an OfficerFerdinand Bol, 1645The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Bearded Old Man in a Skull CapFerdinand Bol, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
The PhilosopherFerdinand Bol, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
The Sacrifice of AbrahamFerdinand Bol, 1642/51Art Institute of Chicago