
Posthumous Portrait of Mary I Stuart (1631-1660) with a Servant, c. 1664.
Adriaen Hanneman (Dutch), oil on canvas
Mauritshuis, Netherlands
17 works held in 9 museums
Painter of The Hague, portraitist of the House of Orange and of the Stuarts in exile, 1604-1671

Adriaen Hanneman (Dutch), oil on canvas
Mauritshuis, Netherlands

Adriaen Hanneman (Dutch), oil on canvas
Rijksmuseum, Netherlands

Adriaen Hanneman (Dutch), oil on canvas
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Netherlands

Adriaen Hanneman (Dutch), oil on canvas
Royal Collection, United Kingdom

Adriaen Hanneman (Dutch), oil on canvas
Royal Collection, United Kingdom

Adriaen Hanneman (Dutch), oil on canvas
Royal Collection, United Kingdom

Adriaen Hanneman (Dutch), oil on canvas
Royal Collection, United Kingdom

Mogelijk portret van de Prins van Wales, de latere Karel II (museum title)
Adriaen Hanneman (Dutch), oil on canvas
Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp, Belgium

Portret van Nanning Nanningsz van Foreest (1578-1668) (museum title)
Adriaen Hanneman (Dutch), oil on canvas and wood
Stedelijk Museum Alkmaar, Netherlands

Adriaen Hanneman (Dutch), oil on canvas
Rijksmuseum, Netherlands

Adriaen Hanneman (Dutch), oil on canvas
Minneapolis Institute of Art, United States

Adriaen Hanneman (Dutch), oil on canvas
Royal Collection, United Kingdom

Adriaen Hanneman (Dutch), oil on canvas
National Gallery of Art, United States

Adriaen Hanneman (Dutch), oil on canvas
Mauritshuis, Netherlands

Adriaen Hanneman (Dutch), oil on canvas
Rijksmuseum, Netherlands

Adriaen Hanneman (Dutch), oil on canvas
Metropolitan Museum of Art, United States

Adriaen Hanneman (Dutch), oil on canvas
Mauritshuis, Netherlands
Works by Adriaen Hanneman (1604-1671), in the public domain: portraits of the House of Orange and of the Stuarts in exile, of magistrates, soldiers and families of The Hague, published online by the museums and collections that hold them, each linked to its record. The photographs come from the museum itself when it publishes them under an open licence, otherwise from Wikimedia Commons, in the public domain. Only works that the holder attributes to Hanneman himself are included, without 'workshop of', 'after', 'circle of', 'follower of' or 'attributed to': his portraits were copied very often, and those replicas are left aside.