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The Stoning of the Elders, Pseudo-Aert Ortkens Netherlandish, Pen and brown ink; framing lines in pen and brown ink — The Stoning of the Elders
Pseudo-Aert Ortkens
16th century

Haman begs Esther for his Life, Pseudo-Aert Ortkens Netherlandish, Pen and brown ink, with brush and black ink, highlighted with white gouache — Haman begs Esther for his Life
? Circle of Pseudo-Aert Ortkens
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to School of Lucas van Leyden
16th–mid 16th century ?

The Greatness of Mordecai, Pseudo-Aert Ortkens Netherlandish, Pen and brown ink, brush and black ink, highlighted with white — The Greatness of Mordecai
? Circle of Pseudo-Aert Ortkens
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to School of Lucas van Leyden
16th–mid 16th century ?

Mordecai rides through the Streets in the Apparel the King has sent him., Pseudo-Aert Ortkens Netherlandish, Pen and brown ink, brush and black ink, highlighted with white — Mordecai rides through the Streets in the Apparel the King has sent him.
? Circle of Pseudo-Aert Ortkens
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to School of Lucas van Leyden
16th–mid 16th century ?

Queen Esther hears of the Decree against the Jews., Pseudo-Aert Ortkens Netherlandish, Pen and brown ink, brush and brown ink on greenish paper, highlighted with white — Queen Esther hears of the Decree against the Jews.
Circle of Pseudo-Aert Ortkens
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to School of Lucas van Leyden
16th–mid 16th century ?

King Ahasuerus in Council, Pseudo-Aert Ortkens Netherlandish, Pen and brown ink, brush and black ink on greenish paper, highlighted with white — King Ahasuerus in Council
? Circle of Pseudo-Aert Ortkens
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to School of Lucas van Leyden
16th–mid 16th century ?

Mordecai overhears the two Conspirators plotting against the King., Pseudo-Aert Ortkens Netherlandish, Pen and brown ink, brush and black ink on greenish paper, highlighted with white — Mordecai overhears the two Conspirators plotting against the King.
? Circle of Pseudo-Aert Ortkens
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to School of Lucas van Leyden
16th–mid 16th century ?

The King and Haman at Esther's Banquet of Wine, Pseudo-Aert Ortkens Netherlandish, Pen and brown ink, brush and black ink — The King and Haman at Esther's Banquet of Wine
? Circle of Pseudo-Aert Ortkens
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to School of Lucas van Leyden
16th–mid 16th century ?

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