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In the collection of Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago · as of July 2026
FROM THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO’S CATALOG
The series of prints issued to commemorate Cardinal-Infante Ferdinand’s triumphal entry into Antwerp included not only representations of the temporary architecture that was erected for that procession, but also this genealogical tree, which further asserted Ferdinand’s right to rule through dynastic accession.
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Allegory of the Farewell of William III from Amalia van Solm
Neptune
The Adoration of the Magi
Isaac and Rebecca at Well
The Marriage of Maximilian of Austria with Mary of Burgundy
The Return of Ulysses
Stage in Memory of Isabella Clara Eugenia, plate 24 from Cas
Firework around the Antwerp Cathedral, plate 41 from Casperi
Melchior Tavernier|Jean-Baptiste de Machault|Abraham Bosse|P
Carl Joseph Haringer — Study for an Altar Containing a Paint
Johann Michael Leüchte|Martin Engelbrecht — Design for a Mon
Pierre Firens I|Melchior Tavernier|Abraham Bosse|Jean-Baptis
Simon Gribelin, II — Plate One, from A New Book of Ornaments
Pierre Firens I|Melchior Tavernier|Abraham Bosse|Jean-Baptis
Abraham Bosse|Melchior Tavernier|Jean-Baptiste de Machault|P
Gian Lorenzo Bernini|Giovanni Giacomo De Rossi — Isolated Vi
François Chauveau — Triumphal arch erected in honor of Cardi
Giovanni Francesco Grimaldi — Catafalque
Jean Bernard Toro|Charles Nicolas Cochin I|Jacques-Nicolas L
Daniel Marot (French, 1655–1718) — Staircase at the Palace o