Paintings at the Rijksmuseum
The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is the national museum of art and history of the Netherlands, with a collection that spans Dutch and European painting, sculpture, decorative arts, Asian art, and works on paper from the Middle Ages to the present day. Among its holdings are Rembrandt's The Night Watch and Vermeer's The Milkmaid, both Dutch Golden Age paintings, and the museum also holds works by Jacob Maris, Jan Albertsz Rotius, and Jan Asselijn. The paintings from this catalogue held at the Rijksmuseum are presented below by painter, with dates where known.
Paintings

Girl at a Piano

Grey Day with Ships

Harbour View

Harbour View

Havengezicht
Het houten bruggetje

Huizen aan de Prins Hendrikkade te Amsterdam op een mistige dag

Landschap met schuit

Meisje aan de piano

Meisje met pauwenveer

Portrait of Jan Cornelisz Meppel

Portrait of a Boy with a Goat (Portret van een jongetje met een bok)
Still Life (Stilleven)

A Coastal Ruin in Italy

The Night Watch

The Milkmaid
Paintings from this catalogue at the Rijksmuseum
The following works from this catalogue are held at the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam. They are grouped by painter.
Jacob Maris, a Dutch painter of the Hague School, is represented by ten works. Girl at a Piano was painted in 1879. Grey Day with Ships is dated 1877. Harbour View (circa 1890) is one of two works with this title. Another Harbour View dates from 1887. Havengezicht was made in 1899. Het houten bruggetje dates from 1878. Huizen aan de Prins Hendrikkade te Amsterdam op een mistige dag was painted in 1899. Landschap met schuit is from 1886. Meisje aan de piano was created in 1889. Meisje met pauwenveer dates from 1877.
Jan Albertsz Rotius has three works in this catalogue. Portrait of Jan Cornelisz Meppel is dated 1661. Portrait of a Boy with a Goat, also titled Portret van een jongetje met een bok, was painted in 1652. Still Life (Stilleven) is undated.
Jan Asselijn's A Coastal Ruin in Italy dates from 1640-1652.
Rembrandt's group portrait The Night Watch was painted in 1642.
Johannes Vermeer's interior scene The Milkmaid is dated c. 1660.
Before you go
Before you go, check the Rijksmuseum website to confirm which paintings are on view. The museum shows only part of its collection at a time, and works may be on loan. Works on paper rotate because of light sensitivity. Use the online collection search to find a painting's current location. Some galleries may be closed for conservation or special exhibitions, so check before planning your visit. The museum's website also lists current exhibitions and highlights.