Bartholomeus Breenbergh — 3D Virtual Museum

Walk through a virtual gallery hung with 32 works by Bartholomeus Breenbergh.

• The Preaching of St John the Baptist, Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• The Resurrection, Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• Classical Landscape with Ruins – original artwork by Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• The Preaching of St John the Baptist (detail) by Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• Bishop Rovenius blessing a Family (of Jacob van Wassenaer?) – original artwork by Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• The Inn at the Grotto of Egeria
• Classical Landscape with Rocks
• Landscape with the Finding of Moses – original artwork
• Landscape with Tobias and the Angel – original artwork
• Pyramus and Thisbē, Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• Idealised View with Roman Ruins, Sculptures, and a Port
• Young monk in a cave – original artwork by Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• Landschap met jachtnimfem (en Diana ?), Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• The Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence – original artwork by Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• The Stoning of St. Stephen – original artwork by Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• Moses and Aaron Changing the Rivers of Egypt to Blood by Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• Venus Mourning the Death of Adonis
• Roman landscape with Christ and the centurion of Capernaum – original artwork by Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• Landscape with Beggars and Roman Ruins – original artwork by Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• Landscape with Rest in Flight
• The Death of Abel
• Adoration of the Shepherds, Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• Landscape with ruins, Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• Elijah's Sacrifice – original artwork
• Landscape with the Disobedient Prophet – original artwork by Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• Coastal Landscape with Balaam and the Ass by Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• Roman ruins with turbaned figures – original artwork by Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• Landscape with Ruin of the Basilica of Constantine – original artwork
• Landscape with Ruins – original artwork by Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• Flight into Egypt, Bartholomeus Breenbergh
• Bartholomeus Breenbergh: Interior of an Ancient Ruin
• Saints Paul and Barnabas at Lystra (Sacrifice at Lystra)