• A portable triptych with the Crucifixion and Saint Francis and Saint Joseph, Spanish school, c. 1600
    Spanish Painter, A portable triptych with the Crucifixion between Saint Francis and Saint Joseph, c. 1600
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  • A panel painting from the 16th century depicting the Noli me Tangere after an artwork by Juan de Flandes
    Juan de Flandes (follower of), Noli me Tangere, c. 1530
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  • Five medallions depicting the Five Sorrowful Mysteries, from a lost painting of Our Lady of the Rosary, executed in Brussels c. 1500 by the Master of the Orsoy Altarpiece, important artist from the workshop of Colijn de Coter
    Master of the Orsoy Altarpiece, The Five Sorrowful Mysteries, from a lost painting of Our Lady of the Rosary (Christ in Gethsemane; Flagellation of Christ; Mocking and crowning with thorns of Christ; Christ carrying the cross; Christ crucified with Mary and John), Brussels, c. 1500
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  • One large panel painting by an italian mannierism painter, probably Gaspare Venturini, depicting the Crucifixion
    Gaspare Venturini (?), The Crucifixion, c. 1590-1600
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  • One large panel painting by an italian mannierism painter, probably Gaspare Venturini, depicting the Resurrection of the Christ
    Gaspare Venturini (?), The Resurrection of Christ, c. 1590-1600
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  • Framed collection of twelve small, colorful watercolor painted by Leonaert Bramer and depicting various scenes of the life of Christ.
    Leonaert Bramer, A set of twelve scenes of the life of Christ, Delft, c. 1660-1670
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  • A drawing realized by French artist from the 16 century, Jean Brotin, depicting a Portrait of a man.
    Jean Brotin, Portrait of a man, c. 1550-1560
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  • an old master painting by Swiss artist Jean-Pierre Saint-Ours depicting the Greec scene of the Olympic games
    Jean-Pierre Saint-Ours, The Coronation of the Winner, Geneva, 1807
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  • A painting realized in Belgium around 1630 and depicting the Portrait of Andreas Colyn de Nole, after a painting by Anthony van Dyck
    Anthony van Dyck (follower of), Portrait of Andries Colijns de Nole, Antwerp, c. 1630
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