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L 'Enlevement of the Sabine; [Sabine Robbery]
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Les poèsies.. L´enlèvement de Ganymède [Material gráfico]:] (tapisserie du Palais de Madrid)
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Title and mention of responsibility in a strip stuck on the lower edge of the negative: “482.- Les poèsies.- L 'enlèvement de Ganymède (tapisserie du Palais de Madrid).” and on the...
Lepsius, Sabine: Porträt Emil Gustav Lisco
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A representative half portrait of the well-known theologian Emil Gustav Lisco (1819-1887), since 1845 pastor at the Church of Mary in Berlin, later grounded and suspended due to th...
The Prince’s Robbery - The Liberation of Prince Albrecht by the Cöhler
The Prince’s Robbery - The Liberation of Prince Albrecht by the Cöhler
Oehme, Erwin. The Prince’s Robbery - The liberation of Prince Albrecht by the Köhler. Wax paint. Around 1875/1880. Meißen: Albrechtburg, Großer Bankettsaal...
The robbery of the century
The robbery of the century
The robbery of the century. Tony Curtis, Julie Adams, George Nader, directed by Joseph Pevney. Universal International, screenplay Sidney Boehm, production Aaron Rosenberg...
Roman soldiers attacking the Sabine women, male personfication of the river Tiber seated at right, after Polidoro da Caravaggio
Roman soldiers attacking the Sabine women, male personfication of the river Tiber seated at right, after Polidoro da Caravaggio
Engraving, Three-part frieze depicting the Rape of the Sabine Women after Polidoro da Caravaggio...
The Sabine women and children walking to the left after being freed, at right a man on horseback leans down to embrace another man, after Polidoro da Caravaggio
The Sabine women and children walking to the left after being freed, at right a man on horseback leans down to embrace another man, after Polidoro da Caravaggio
Engraving, Three-part frieze depicting the Rape of the Sabine Women after Polidoro da Caravaggio...

