The Jewish Bride by Rembrandt (1667)
[The Jewish Bride - Rembrandt - Rijksmuseum - Amsterdam]

The Love Letter by Johannes Vermeer
[The Love Letter - Johannes Vermeer - Rijksmuseum - Amsterdam]

The main characters in the Battle of Waterloo painting
[Battle of Waterloo - Rijksmuseum - Amsterdam]

The Massacre of the Innocents by Cornelis C van Haarlem
[The Massacre of the Innocents - Cornelis C van Haarlem - Rijksmuseum]

The Merry Drinker by Frans Hals
[The Merry Drinker - Frans Hals - Rijksmuseum - Amsterdam]

The Militia Company of Captain Frans Banning Cocq in the Night Watch
[Night Watch by Rembrandt - Rijksmuseum - Amsterdam]

The Milkmaid by Johannes Vermeer
[The Milkmaid - Johannes Vermeer - Rijksmuseum - Amsterdam]

The Night Watch is renowned for its size, the use of light and shadow and the perception of motion
[Night Watch by Rembrandt - Rijksmuseum - Amsterdam]

The Rijksmuseum at Museumstraat1
[Rijksmuseum - Art and History Museum - Amsterdam]

The roemer, an ovoid tumbler reminiscent of our current wine glasses, was fashionable during the 16th century. The stem is decorated with raspberry-shaped prunts.
[Roemer Glass - Rijksmuseum - Amsterdam]

The Sampling Officials check a length of Persian-style fabric against examples from a swatch book
[The Sampling Officials - Rembrandt - Rijksmuseum Amsterdam]

The Syndics of the Drapers' Guild are responsible for grading the cloth offered for sale to guild members
[Syndics of the Drapers' Guild - Rijksmuseum - Amsterdam]

The turning point in the Battle of Waterloo - The Duke of Wellington gets word that Prussian help is on its way
[Battle of Waterloo - Rijksmuseum - Amsterdam]

This pair of pistols, with imperial eagles engraved on them, probably belonged to Napoleon and were used at the Battle of Waterloo.
[Napoleon's Pistols - Rijksmuseum - Amsterdam]

Van Gogh Self-Portrait
[Self-Portrait - Vincent van Gogh - Rijksmuseum - Amsterdam]