highlights of the european art exhibit include sir anthony van dyck's "rinaldo and armida" (1629), which was commissioned by king charles i of england. it is considered one of the artist's finest paintings. other items of northern european and french art include frans hals' portrait "dorothea berck" (1644), rembrandt van rijn's painting of his son "titus" (1660), jean-baptiste-siméon chardin’s portrayal of a lovely maiden tossing a ball in "the game of knucklebones" (c. 1734), and french court portraitist louise élisabeth vigée le brun's exotic "princess anna alexandrovna galitzin" (c. 1797). medieval and renaissance works include a 14th-century "burgundian virgin and child" carved of limestone and titian's "portrait of a gentleman" (1561). there are also late-medieval and renaissance paintings by giovanni dal ponte, biagio d'antonio, sandro botticelli and workshop, bernardino luini, francesco ubertini, and master of view of saint gudule.