Bathsheba
In the Bible, Bathsheba was the wife of general Uriah. David saw her and wanted her, and got Uriah killed in a battle after which he took Bathsheba as his wife. Prophet Nathan protested with David on these affairs.
14th century
- Master of the Cardinal de Bourbon
- Jean Bourdichon
15th century
- Hans Memling, c. 1480
16th century
- C. 1520
- Lucas Cranach the Elder, 1526
- Franciabigio, 1520s
- Lucas Gassel, 1538
- Paris Bordone, 1540-1550s
- Francesco Salviati, 1552-1554
- Domenico Brusasorzi, 1552
- Jan Massys, 1562
- Giovanni Battista Naldini, 1570s
- Veronese, c. 1575
17th century
- Johann König, 1610s
- Pieter Lastmann, 1619
- Massimo Stanzione, 1620-1630s
- Artemisia Gentileschi, 1630s
- Rubens, c. 1630
- Rembrandt, 1654
18th century
- Nicolaas Verkolje, 1716
- Sebastiano Ricci, 1724
- Francesco Solimena, 1725
- Boucher, c. 1750
- Jean-François de Troy, 1750
- Charles-André van Loo, 1765
- Lagrenee, 1770
- Heinrich Friedrich Füger
19th century
- Brullov, 1832
- Francesco Hayez, 1834
- Salustiano Asenjo, 1850s-1870s
- Jean-Léon Gérôme, 1888-1895
- Moreau
- Cézanne, 1885–90
20th century
- Franz von Stuck, 1912
- Wilhelm Lehmbruck, before 1919
- Alfréd Justitz, before 1934