Selected Artworks
- Portrait of Laurence Hyde, Earl of Rochester
- Christ Before Pilate (1649-1650)
- Portrait of Four Children (1657)
- Christ Blessing the Children (1652-1653)
- Portrait of Justus Criex (1666)
- Eavesdropper with a Scolding Woman (1655)
- The Housekeeper
- The Idle Servant (1655)
- The Lacemaker (1649-1650)
- The Lacemaker (1655)
- Old Woman Dozing (1656)
- Portrait of a Woman (1667)
- Portrait of a Woman
- A Woman Spinning (1655)
- Apostle Thomas (1656)
- Woman Plucking a Duck (c. 1656)
- Old Woman at Prayer (c.1656)
- Doing the Accounts (1656)
- The Eavesdropper (1657)
- Portrait of Jacob Trip (c. 1660)
- Portrait of Margaretha de Geer, Wife of Jacob Trip (c. 1660)
- Children Bathing (1665–1670)
- Portrait of Simon van Alphen (c.1680)
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