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Landscape with Little Bridge
Gillis Neyts Flemish, 1623-87
Landscape with Figures and Horses in the Foreground
Gillis Neyts Flemish, 1623-1687
Table
Germany, Berlin After a design by Friedrich Gilly (German, born Prussia [present-day Poland], 1772–1800)
Carrington
William George Gillies Scottish, 1898-1973
Gillis van Breen
Hendrick Goltzius Dutch, 1558-1617
The Diversion of the Euphrates from The Story of Cyrus
Adapted from designs by Michiel Coxie (1499–1592) Woven at the workshop of Gillis Ydens Brussels
Allegory on the Good and the Corrupt Tree
Gillis van Breen (Dutch, active 1588-1622) after Karel van Mander (Dutch, 1548 - 1606)
Three Pedestrians on a Wooden Bridge across a Stream, from Twelve Landscapes
Gillis van Scheyndel Dutch, 1595–1660
Pedestrians on a Path by Rocks, Ruins beyond Water at Left, from Twelve Landscapes
Shepherd Playing a Recorder to a Flock of Goats, from Twelve Landscapes
Two Men Climbing Rocks up to Ruins, from Twelve Landscapes
River in Partly Open Hilly Country, from Twelve Landscapes
Ruins Transformed into a Farm on a River, from Twelve Landscapes
Figures on a Path before Farms on the Dunes, from Twelve Landscapes
Ruins to Left of a River in Hilly Country, from Twelve Landscapes
Farm before Trees in Hilly Country, from Twelve Landscapes
Traveler on a Path before Three Trees on a Knoll at Right, from Twelve Landscapes
Villa Incorporating Ruins on a Rise to Right of River, from Twelve Landscapes
Riders on a Wooded Path to Left of Pond, from Six Landscapes