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    Gerbrand van den Eeckhout

    Deceased
    From museum open-access data
    2
    Works in Museum Collections
    1
    Museum

    Works in Museum Collections

    2 works from museum open-access data. Not registered with Art Trackers by the artist or a steward.

    • Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery

      Gerbrand van den Eeckhout

      1650/74 · Drawing

      Public collection via the Art Institute of Chicago

      AT-00002193
    • A Bearded Figure Wearing a Turban and Fur Coat, Half Length, Turned to the Right

      Gerbrand van den Eeckhout

      c. 1670 · Drawing

      Public collection via the Art Institute of Chicago

      AT-00006184

    Information

    Life Dates
    1621 – 1674

    Held by

    • Art Institute of Chicago2 works

    From museum open-access data. These museums are not Art Trackers clients.

    Profile built by Art Trackers from open-access museum data. It has not been claimed by the artist or an estate.

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