Plate 5: Zabulun

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Venus and Amor
Venus and Amor
Jacob de Gheyn II, 1605 - 1610
Neptune's Kingdom
Neptune's Kingdom
Jacob de Gheyn II, 1587
Helmeted Musketeer
Helmeted Musketeer
Jacob de Gheyn II, 1587
Flowers in a Glass Flask
Flowers in a Glass Flask
Jacob de Gheyn II, 1612
Soldier with Arquebus
Soldier with Arquebus
Jacob de Gheyn II, 1587
Carolus Clusius, Professor of Botany at Leyden
Carolus Clusius, Professor of Botany at Leyden
Jacob de Gheyn II, 1601
A young woman mourning a dead dove, a partridge, and a kingfisher
A young woman mourning a dead dove, a partridge, and a kingfisher
Jacob de Gheyn II, c. 1620
Vanitas Still Life
Vanitas Still Life
Jacob de Gheyn II, 1603
Musketeer
Musketeer
Jacob de Gheyn II, 1587
Spanish Warhorse
Spanish Warhorse
Jacob de Gheyn II, 1603
The Annunciation
The Annunciation
Jacob de Gheyn II, 1593; published 1599
Officers in Peascod Doublets
Officers in Peascod Doublets
Jacob de Gheyn II, 1589

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