Artist
Gérard Edelinck (1640–1707)
51 works by Gérard Edelinck (Flemish, 1640–1707) from 3 museums and collections. Wikipedia
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Nicolas de BlampignonGerard Edelinck, 1702National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Philippe de ChampaigneGerard Edelinck, 1676National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Hendrik Goltzius, Pictor et SculptorGerard Edelinck, 1617National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Raimond Poisson as CrispinGerard EdelinckNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Martin DesjardinsGerard EdelinckNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Nathanael DilgerusGerard Edelinck, 1683National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Jacques Benigne BossuetGerard EdelinckNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Louis, Duke of BurgundyGerard EdelinckNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Philippe, Duke of AnjouGerard EdelinckNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Charles-Maurice Le TellierGerard EdelinckNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
James III, Prince of WalesGerard EdelinckNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Antoine FuretiereGerard EdelinckNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Charles-Rene d'HozierGerard Edelinck, 1691National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Jacques III, Roy d'Angleterre (James III, Prince of Wales)Gerard Edelinck, 1704-1707National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Remi Du LauryGerard Edelinck, probably 1679National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Gedeon Berbier-Du MetzGerard EdelinckNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Fight for the StandardGerard Edelinck, 1657/1666National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Pierre de CarcavyGerard Edelinck, 1675National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Jean-Baptiste SanteuilGerard EdelinckNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
The AnnunciationGérard Edelinck, 1660-1671Art Institute of Chicago 
Holy Family of Jesus ChristGérard Edelinck, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
Peter de CarcavyGerard Edelinck, 1675National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Nicolas de BlampignonGerard Edelinck, 1702National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Hyacinthe RigaudGérard Edelinck, 1698Art Institute of Chicago