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Michiel Versteegh — portrait

Dutch · 1756–1843

Michiel Versteegh

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Zelfportret van de kunstenaar, gezien achter een venster, Michiel Versteegh

Zelfportret van de kunstenaar, gezien achter een venster

Rijksmuseum

Christ and Nicodimus, Michiel Versteegh, first half of the 19th century

Christ and Nicodimus

first half of the 19th century · Not on view · State Hermitage Museum

The Night School, Michiel Versteegh, 1786

The Night School

1786 · Rijksmuseum

A Musical Party by Candlelight, Michiel Versteegh, 1786 - 1820

A Musical Party by Candlelight

1786 - 1820 · Rijksmuseum

A Woman in a Kitchen by Candlelight, Michiel Versteegh, c. 1830

A Woman in a Kitchen by Candlelight

c. 1830 · Rijksmuseum