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David The Younger Teniers

David The Younger Teniers

Peasants merry making before a Country House (1650)

Old Age in Search of Youth (1650)

Winter Scene with a Man Killing a Pig (1650)

Judith with the Head of Holofernes (1650)

A Castle and Its Proprietors (1650)

Peasants Bowling in a Village Street (1650)

Landscape (1650)

Temptation of St Antony (1650)

A Barn Interior (1650)

Interior of a Cowshed (1650)

Peasants Making Music (1650)

Country Kermis (1650)

Peasants Merry-making (1650)

The Art Collection of Archduke Leopold Wilhelm in Brussels (1651)

The Brussels Picture Gallery of the Archduke Leopold Wilhelm of Austria (1614–1662) (1651)

Archduke Leopold Wilhelm of Austria in his Gallery (1651)

Village Revel with Aristocratic Couple (1652)

Flemish Kermess (1652)

Heron Hunting with the Archduke Leopold Wilhelm (1652)

A Scene in a Flemish Village (1653)

A Village Festival on St George’s Day (1655)

Portrait of a Man in a Fur Lined Coat Holding a Lion's Claw (after Lorenzo Lotto) (1655)

Portrait of a Bearded Man (after Jacopo Tintoretto) (1656)

Portrait of a Doge (after Jacopo Tintoretto) (1656)

Cupid Overcoming Pan (after Annibale Carracci) (1656)

The Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine (copy after Domenico Fetti) (1656)

Saints George and Cecilia (after Antonello da Messina) (1656)

Mary Magdalene in the Wilderness (after Palma il Giovane) (1656)

The Madonna of the Cherries (copy after Titian) (1656)

Tobit and the Dead Israelite (after Domenico Fetti) (1656)

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