There are a couple of other "classic" paintings of theorbo style instruments, but they're harder to trace because the common names/titles for them are usually given as "Lute player" or some such. The instrument hasn't been shown, so far as I've seen, in art representing the artist's "contemporaries" since a little before 1800, and was probably most common (based on the paintings) in the 1600s or early 1700s. A few later paintings show one - or something similar - as part of an "antique theme."
The couple of history books I've got are rather indefinite about when the theorbo might have been in the pop bands.