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* A set of illustrations for [[Gerard Reynst]]'s collection ''Signorum Veterum Icones'' (1670), a series of prints based on the Italian statuary in Reynst's Amsterdam collection.
* Three ceiling paintings in 1671 for the Amsterdam regent [[Andries de Graeff]]. The paintings glorified the [[De Graeff]] family's role as the protector of the [[Dutch republic]] and the works of art can be viewed as a visual statement opposing the return of the [[House of Orange]] as [[Stadtholder]]s of the republic. They were created for Andries de Graeffs ‘Sael’ at his mayor’s residence in Amsterdam. The ceiling paintings now adorn the Ferdinand Bol room at the [[Peace Palace]] in The Hague.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.triomfdervrede.nl/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5&Itemid=6&lang=en |title=Triumph of Peace (en) |publisher=Triomfdervrede.nl
* Most of his plates were originally published by [[Nicolaes Visscher II]], who published a collected edition under the title 'Opus Elegantissimum' in c. 1675.<ref>[https://www.britishmuseum.org/research/search_the_collection_database/term_details.aspx?bioId=118292 British Museum]</ref>
* Set designs for the [[Schouwburg of Van Campen]], the Amsterdam theatre (after 1676 or 1681 when it was reopened).<ref>Ben Albach (1977) Langs Kermissen en Hoven, p. 123.</ref>
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