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  1. Mountjoy Blount (1597–1665), 1.er conde de Newport George (1608–1657), Lord Goring y un paje — Sir Anthony van Dyck, 1639
  2. Wearing Armour, with his Page — Robert Walker Macbeth
  3. Portrait of a Nobleman, possibly Adriaan van der Borcht, Anthony van Dyck, 1634 - c. 1635 — Sir Anthony van Dyck, 1635
  4. Portrait of a Male Member of the Van der Borcht Family, Anthony van Dyck (follower of), c. 1635 — Sir Anthony van Dyck, 1635
  5. La Lamentación de Cristo — Sir Anthony van Dyck
  6. Philip Herbert (d.1669), 5th Earl of Pembroke (after Anthony van Dyck) — edward travanyon haynes
  7. Portrait of Isabella van Assche — Sir Anthony van Dyck, 1634
  8. Nicolaes van der Borght, Merchant of Antwerp — Sir Anthony van Dyck
  9. George Villiers (1628–1687), 2nd Duke of Buckingham, and His Brother, Francis Villiers (1629–1648) (copy after Anthony van Dyck) — thomas robson
  10. Portraits of Two Young Englishmen — Sir Anthony van Dyck
  11. Retrato de Nicolaes van der Borght — Sir Anthony van Dyck, 1620
  12. Portrait of Porzia Imperiale and Her Daughter — Sir Anthony van Dyck, 1628
  13. Lords John and Bernard Stuart (copy after Anthony Van Dyke) — Thomas Gainsborough, 1770
  14. George Villiers, 2nd Duke of Buckingham and His Brother Lord Francis Villiers — Sir Anthony van Dyck
  15. Diana Cecil, Countess of Oxford — Sir Anthony van Dyck, 1638
  16. Lords John and Bernard Stuart — Thomas Gainsborough, 1760
  17. Jacqueline van Caestre — Sir Anthony van Dyck, 1622
  18. William II, Prince of Orange, and his Bride, Mary Stuart, Anthony van Dyck, 1641 — Sir Anthony van Dyck, 1641
  19. Lord John Stuart y su hermano, Lord Bernard Stuart — Sir Anthony van Dyck
  20. James Maitland (1718–1789), 7th Earl of Lauderdale (after Joshua Reynolds) — theodore ramos
  21. Portrait of Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640), Anthony van Dyck (after), c. 1630 - c. 1650 — Sir Anthony van Dyck, 1650

otros

  1. Autorretrato con un girasol — Sir Anthony van Dyck, 1632
  2. The Continence of Scipio — Sir Anthony van Dyck, 1621