Its paintings comprise a Rembrandt portrait of Saskia van Uylenburgh, dated the year they were married; Hieronymus Bosch at his most diabolical; a rich repository of Goya official portraits, colorful sketches of real life, and haunting scenes of witches and horrors; El Greco's sensitive St. Francis of Assisi and an early (1562) picture from his Venetian period; and the English painters Reynolds, Gainsborough, and Constable.
The Rembrandt is more loved than the Goya.