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Adam and Eve
Adam and Eve
Curio cabinet
Elisabeth or Cornelia Vekemans
Frans Vekemans
Hercules
Hercules and the Nemean lion
Jan Vekemans
Moses and his Ethiopian wife Zipporah
Neptunus and Amphitrite
Perseus and Andromeda
Satyr
The guardian angel
The sleeping Silenus
Young boy on his deathbed
