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Vermeer and the Delft School
Fifteen Vermeers placed alongside their Delft milieu in New York, eighty-five paintings, thirty-five drawings, and decorative arts in all. Curated by Walter Liedtke with Axel Rüger and Michiel Plomp, with a 626-page Yale University Press catalogue. The catalogue listed sixteen Vermeer entries (cat. nos. 64–79); cat. 66, Dresden's The Procuress, travelled only to the London leg. The privately owned Young Woman Seated at a Virginal was lent by Baron Frédéric Rolin, who had owned it since 1960. Sponsored by BP.
- Dates
- 8 Mar 2001 – 27 May 2001
Paintings16

Diana and her Companions
1653–1656

Christ in the House of Martha and Mary
1654–1656

A Maid Asleep
1656–1657

The Milkmaid
1657–1661

The Little Street
1657–1661

The Glass of Wine
1658–1661

Young Woman with a Water Pitcher
1662–1665

Woman with a Lute
1662–1665

Woman Holding a Balance
1662–1665

Girl with a Red Hat
1665–1667

Study of a Young Woman
1665–1674

The Art of Painting
1662–1668

Allegory of Faith
1670–1674

A Lady Standing at a Virginal
1670–1674

A Lady Seated at a Virginal
1670–1675

Johannes Vermeer
A Young Woman Seated at the Virginals
1670
DisputedSources
- Walter Liedtke, Vermeer and the Delft School, exh. cat. (Metropolitan Museum of Art / Yale University Press, 2001), 626 pp., cat. nos. 64–79
- Brooklyn Rail and Studio International exhibition reviews (2001)
- Jonathan Janson, Essential Vermeer — per-painting catalogue cross-reference and PubHist installation listing
- The Leiden Collection — Young Woman Seated at a Virginal, catalogue entry (exhibition history)