Panneels, Willem (1600–1634)
- Halvt lænende kvinde, efter ’Lukretia’
- Forsiden af den antikke skulptur ’Belvedere Antinous’ set halvt vendt mod venstre
- Lille dreng, en antik(?) skulptur
- Anatomisk studie af en flået mands venstre ben set fra venstre og hans højre ben i to forskellige positioner (écorché)
- Den nøgne mand i højre forgrund af ’Abraham og Melchizedek’
- Studie af en venstre fod
- Den antikke skulptur ’Belvedere Antinous’, set forfra
- Anatomisk studie af en gående, flået mand set bagfra (écorché)
- Den antikke statue ’En fisker (’Døende Seneca’)’ set forfra, halvt drejet mod højre
- Et par ben, drejet mod højre
- Hoved af en munk, kvartprofil t.v.
- Hoved af en ældre, skægget mand, trekvart profil t.v.
- Studie af fire ben
- Anatomical Study (écorché). Torso of a flayed man seen from the back half turned to the right
- Two anatomical Studies (écorchés). Flayed torso of a man, his left arm raised
- Anatomical Study (écorchés). Walking flayed man turned to the left
- Anatomical Study (écorché). A man's flayed right leg seen from the back, turned to the right
- Anatomical Study (écorché). A man's flayed left leg seen from the back
- Anatomical Study (écorché). Two studies of a man's flayed left arm
- Laocoon. Laocoon's torso seen from below from the right.
- Seven studies of a scull of a ram
- Wrestlers. Antique sculpture group. Upper figure
- Laocoon. Two studies of Laocoon's face, one seem en face from below, and the other in profile to the left.
- Torso. Belvedere. Front view of the antique sculpture.
- Laocoon. Studies of Laocoon's left arm and of the back of his torso seen from the left and from below
- Ceres. After an antique sculpture
- Venus. Antique statue seen from the right
- Centaur Tamed. Antique sculpture seen from the left
- Elijah and the Angel. Elijah.
- Venus og Amor. Skulpturgruppe set forfra
- Woman seen from behind, half turned to the right
- Dancing Satyr and Standing Silenus
- Anatomical Study (écorché)
- Three studies of feet in the ‘Triumph of Faith’
- Satyrshoved
- Man´s head
- Front view of a male figure
- A Man in Korean Costume (the head)
- Eagle. Two studies of an antique sculpture; front view half turned to the right, and front view half turned to the left
- Christ crowned with Thorns. The head, seen en face, of the Roman officer standing behind Christ, and the head, in profile turned to the left, of the kneeling soldier
- Anatomical Study (écorché). Front view of standing flayed man, his left arm raised
- Wrestlers. Antique sculpture group. Lower figure
- Hercules drunk. Hercules torso
- Boy with Goose.
- Galleren og hans hustru (gallerens torso). Efter en antik skulptur
- Genforeningen af Esau og Jakob
- Forpartiet af en liggende løve, fra 'David slås med bjørnen'.
- Pythagoras of Samos(?)
- Centaur Tamed. Rear view of the group turned to the left
- Kentaur betvunget af Amor. Antik skulpturgruppe set fra højre side
- Laocoon. Front view of Laocoon and his younger son turmed to the left.
- Kentaur betvunget af Amor. Antik skulpturgruppe. To studier af Amor, den ene set fra højre, den anden bagfra
- Laokoons venstre fod og den ældste søns højre fod
- Laokoon. Laokoons højre ben
- A Fisherman ("Seneca"). Front view of the antique statue slightly turned to the left
- Samson Breaking the Lion's Jaw. The Lion
- Knælende draperet kvinde med fremstrakte arme vendt mod højre
- Studie af en mands venstre arm
- Anatomisk og proportionsstudie. En hest
- Anatomical Studies (écorchés.) A man's flayed left forearm in two positions.
- Venus og Amor. Georg Petels skulpturgruppe set drejet halvt mod højre
- The Wedding of Cupid and Psyche
- Iphigenia at Aulis
- The Rape of the Sabines
- Head of a Roman woman, quarter profile turned to the right
- Christ Crowned with Thorns. The torso of Christ. After Van Dyck
- Anatomical Study (écorché). Standing flayed man seen from the back half turned to the left, hos left arm raised.
- A young woman and an old man. (Mary and Joseph? Susanna and one of the two elders?)
- Kristi dåb
- Sitting Man – after an Antique Sculpture
- The Rape of the Sabines
- The Battle of Amazons
- The Three Graces
- Alexander den Stores triumf
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