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The Cow and the Calf, Karel Dujardin  Dutch, Etching; first of three states
Karel Dujardin
17th century
The Two Horses, Karel Dujardin  Dutch, Etching; third of three states
Karel Dujardin
17th century
Two Goats and Three Sheep, Karel Dujardin  Dutch, Etching; third of three states
Karel Dujardin
1655
A Peasant Woman and a Donkey Crossing a Stream, Karel Dujardin  Dutch, Pen and brown ink, with brush and gray and some brown wash, over red chalk; traces of a framing line in black ink along the upper edge (trimmed)
Karel Dujardin
second half 17th century
The Dog and the Cat, Karel Dujardin  Dutch, Etching; second state of two
Karel Dujardin
ca. 1641–78
Ewe and Lamb, Karel Dujardin  Dutch, Etching; second state of two
Karel Dujardin
ca. 1641–78
Karel Dujardin
1652
A Donkey, Adriaen van de Velde  Dutch, Red chalk
Adriaen van de Velde
After Karel Dujardin
mid-17th century
Three Pigs Lying in Front of a Shed, Charles Meryon  French, Etching; second, final state
Charles Meryon
After Karel Dujardin
1850
Two Horses, Charles Meryon  French, Etching
Charles Meryon
After Karel Dujardin
1850
View of the Ponte San Rocco at Tivoli; verso: Buildings on the River Aniene near Tivoli (?), Guilliam du Gardijn  Dutch, Brush and gray ink, black chalk
Guilliam du Gardijn
Former Attribution Karel Dujardin
ca. 1640–45 (?)
Jean Jacques de Boissieu
After Karel Dujardin
Publisher Michael Bryan
1772
Rocky Stream, Guilliam du Gardijn  Dutch, Pen, ink, and gray wash over graphite or black chalk
Guilliam du Gardijn
ca. 1620–30

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