Public knowledge · Artist
Gerbrand van den Eeckhout
Artmetria holds 14 records whose source attribution names Gerbrand van den Eeckhout, across 4 institutions.
Artmetria’s corpus carries 36 records under this attribution, across 8 institutions, read 2026-09-20. This page publishes 14 of them.
- Records14
- Held byArt Institute of Chicago · The Metropolitan Museum of Art · National Gallery of Art · Rijksmuseum
- Works dated1630–1665
The records
Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery1650/74 · Art Institute of Chicago
A Bearded Figure Wearing a Turban and Fur Coat, Half Length, Turned to the Rightc. 1670 · Art Institute of Chicago
David's Promise to Bathsheba1642–43 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Landscape with Ruins1650 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Young Man in Broad-Brimmed Hat, Resting His Chin on His Left Handca. 1655 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Isaac's Reception of Rebecca1660s · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Uriah before King David17th century · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
A Sleeping Shepherd Boy17th century · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Isaac Blessing Jacob1642 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
A Musical Partyearly 1650s · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Levite at Gibeahearly 1640s · National Gallery of Art
Christ and the Woman in Adultery1650 - 1674 · Rijksmuseum
Badende mannen1650 - 1674 · Rijksmuseum
The Last Supper1664 · Rijksmuseum
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