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The Bean King or The King Drinks
The Descent from the Cross
The flute player
The hippopotamus and crocodile hunt
The lion hunt
The old folks sing, the young folk chirp
Triumphal Chariot in honour of the Glorious Entrance of Cardinal-infant Ferdinand in Antwerp
Two apes playing a card game
Two hounds
Two portraits of Peter Paul Rubens and Anthony van Dyck
View of a garden with a fountain surrounded by several birds
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