⁨Portret van Wessel Albertus van Hengel, hoogleraar Uitlegging van het Nieuwe Testament te Leiden⁩ (⁨Jacob Spoel⁩)

Artist	Jacob Spoel
Year	1850
Dimensions	62.5 cm × 77 cm
Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
Genres	Portrait
Location	Leiden University
Copyright	Public Domain

Wikimedia Commons

Another works of ⁨Jacob Spoel⁩

• 

  Rijksmuseum

  Collections | Wikipedia

  • Bernhard (1792-1862), hertog van Saksen-Weimar. Generaal in Nederlandse dienst

    Image File

    Year	19 centiury
    Dimensions	100 cm × 133.5 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

    Wikidata|Wikimedia

  • Mrs A J Schmidt Keiser, widow of the painter Willem Hendrik Schmidt (1809-49), the teacher of Jacob Rinse with her brother Y N Keiser and her ten-year-old son

    Image File

    Year	1858
    Dimensions	115 cm × 143.5 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

    Wikidata|Wikimedia

  • Charles Ferdinand Pahud (1803-73). Gouverneur-generaal (1855-61)

    Image File

    Year	1860s
    Dimensions	92.5 cm × 120.5 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

    Wikidata|Wikimedia

  • Group of Women Looking at Stereoscope Photographs

    Image File

    Year	1868
    Dimensions	48.8 cm × 41.5 cm
    Materials	Wood
    Copyright	Public Domain

    Wikidata|Wikimedia

• 

  Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen

  Collections | Wikipedia

  • Portrait of Mrs Regeer

    Image File

    Year	19 centiury
    Dimensions	68 cm × 84.5 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

    Wikidata|Wikimedia

  • Portrait of Mr. Regeer

    Image File

    Year	19 centiury
    Dimensions	76.6 cm × 83.6 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

    Wikidata|Wikimedia

  • Portrait of Mr. P.A. Sander

    Image File

    Year	1860
    Dimensions	55 cm × 64.5 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

    Wikidata|Wikimedia

  • The Welcome by the Mayor of Rotterdam of William IV, Prince of Orange and his Consort Anna of Great Britain

    Image File

    Year	1867
    Dimensions	123 cm × 69 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	History Painting
    Copyright	Public Domain

    Wikidata|Wikimedia

• 

  Museum Rotterdam

  Collections | Wikipedia

  • Portrait of Anthony van Hoboken (1756-1850)

    Image File

    Year	19 centiury
    Dimensions	118 cm × 169.5 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

    Wikidata|Wikimedia

  • Portrait of Cornelis Suermondt (1815-1883)

    Image File

    Year	1849
    Dimensions	80 cm × 109 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

    Wikidata|Wikimedia

  • Portret van Bernardus Ewoud Cankrien

    Image File

    Year	1853
    Genres	Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

    Wikidata|Wikimedia

  • Portret van Maria van Hoboken

    Image File

    Year	1855
    Dimensions	101 cm × 150 cm
    Genres	Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

    Wikidata|Wikimedia

• 

  Leiden University

  Collections | Wikipedia

  • Portret van Jan van der Hoeven, hoogleraar Natuurlijke Historie te Leiden

    Image File

    Year	19 centiury
    Dimensions	63 cm × 77.5 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

    Wikidata|Wikimedia

  • Portret van Wessel Albertus van Hengel, hoogleraar Uitlegging van het Nieuwe Testament te Leiden

    Image File

    Year	1850
    Dimensions	62.5 cm × 77 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

    Wikidata|Wikimedia

• 

  Centraal Museum

  Collections | Wikipedia

  • Portret van Joanna Frederike Olga Eugenie van Weede (1859-1867)

    Image File

    Year	1867
    Genres	Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

    Wikidata|Wikimedia

• 

  Stedelijk Museum Alkmaar

  Collections | Wikipedia

  • Portret van J. Ripping

    Image File

    Genres	Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

    Wikidata|Wikimedia