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Bildnis Peter Winter (1814 von)
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Wilhelm Kempe med anhöriga
Wilhelm Kempe med anhöriga
WILHELM KEMPE, JOHANNA KEMPE WALLIS, WALTHER VON HALLWYL, WILHELMINA VON HALLWYL KEMPE, EBBA VON HALLWYL, WILHELM VON ECKERMANN and ELLEN and IRMA VON HALLWYL, 1885. Photographs, e...
Image of fish
Image of fish
From Pisces Scandinaviae, second edition.
Pl. XXIX. Image of the following fish: 1: Siphonostoma typhle; 2: Nerophis aequoreus; 3: Ner. ophidion; 4: Ner.lumbriciformis.
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Image of fish
Image of fish
From Pisces Scandinaviae, second edition.
Tab. XXVIII Imagines the following fish: 1 et 2: Gasterosteus aculeatus; 3 et 4: Gast.pungitius; 5: Spinachia vulgaris; 6-8: Syngnathus ac...
Hans von Spor, Caspar von Teschen, George von Seidewitz, Heinrich von Karlwitz, Christof Stange, Christof vun Zevtz, Georg von Lichtenbergk, Hans Heinrich von Hatitsch (leader of the horses in front of the coffin) Bl. [7] from: Bretschneider, Daniel: Proc
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Four female generations
Four female generations
“FUR WOMEN GENERATIONS,” January 1889. In front of a barrier on the right JOHANNA KEMPE f. WALLIS, left behind her WILHELMINA VON HALLWYL KEMPE, on the left, in width with JOHANNA,...
The Walter von Hallwyl family
The Walter von Hallwyl family
The WALTHER VON HALLWYL family (six people), 1870s. Photographs, six pieces, in frames on a stand. WALTHER and WILHELMINA VON HALLWYL in breast image. Walther in a standing collar,...
A Pergola, Italy
A Pergola, Italy
This painting is an anomaly among Eckersberg’s Roman works in several regards. He has worked with a strictly symmetrical composition, and the anonymous architecture acts as a foil ...