Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder — 3D Virtueel Museum

Wandel door een virtuele galerie met 25 werken van Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder.

• Self Portrait – origineel kunstwerk door Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
• Resting Hunter – origineel kunstwerk door Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
• Warm and Cold
• The Village School – origineel kunstwerk door Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
• Singers – origineel kunstwerk door Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
• The Nursery – origineel kunstwerk door Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
• A Barbershop – origineel kunstwerk door Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
• The Spanish Fury in Antwerp, Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
• A Cheerful Family – origineel kunstwerk door Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
• The Family is in Discord
• old woman feeling the puls of an old man – origineel kunstwerk door Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
• The Bat door Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
• Trump
• Courtyard door Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
• a farmhouse – origineel kunstwerk door Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
• The Antwerp Castle after the Bombardement in 1832 – origineel kunstwerk door Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
• Hasselaar during the siege of Haarlem
• Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder: Sight of the citadelle of Antwerp after the bombardement of 1832
• The printer door Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
• A belgian school – origineel kunstwerk
• Interior of an Inn, with Figures in Seventeenth-Century Costume, Ferdinand De Braekeleer (I), 1848 – origineel kunstwerk door Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
• A dutch homestead, and the poulterer – origineel kunstwerk door Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
• Count Frederik de Mérode on His Deathbed, Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
• The Antwerp Castle in 1831 – origineel kunstwerk door Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder
• Ferdinand de Braekeleer the Elder: The Citadel of Antwerp shortly after the Siege of 19 November-23 December 1832, and the Surrender of the Dutch Garisson to the French, Ferdinand De Braekeleer (I), 1832 - 1839