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12 paintings

  • Section of lime kiln with a view towards Løbenhavn
    Section of lime kiln with a view towards Løbenhavn
    Christen Købke
    1836 · Nivaagaard Museum
  • Jeunes Garçons jouant aux dés devant le château de Christiansborg, à Copenhague
    Jeunes Garçons jouant aux dés devant le château de Christiansborg, à Copenhague
    Constantin Hansen
    1834 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • View from the Lime-kilns in Copenhagen
    View from the Lime-kilns in Copenhagen
    Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg
    1825 · Nationalmuseum
  • View of Copenhagen Seen from Dosseringen
    View of Copenhagen Seen from Dosseringen
    Christen Købke
    c. 1837 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • View of Copenhagen at Sunset
    View of Copenhagen at Sunset
    Martinus Rørbye
    1847 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Et tatarisk gesandtskab på besøg i København
    Et tatarisk gesandtskab på besøg i København
    Karel van Mander III
    1624–1670 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Copenhagen:  Roofs Under the Snow
    Copenhagen: Roofs Under the Snow
    Peder Severin Krøyer
    19th century · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
  • Students leave to defend Copenhagen in 1658
    Students leave to defend Copenhagen in 1658
    Kristian Zahrtmann
    1888 · Hirschsprung Collection
  • View at Ermelunden overlooking the Gentofte Church, Bernstorff Palace and Copenhagen
    View at Ermelunden overlooking the Gentofte Church, Bernstorff Palace and Copenhagen
    Anton Eduard Kieldrup
  • The port of Copenhagen.
    The port of Copenhagen.
    Vilhelm Arnesen
    1885
  • An Old Sailor Seated on a Canon
    An Old Sailor Seated on a Canon
    Martinus Rørbye
    1826 · Nationalmuseum
  • View from Frederiksholms Kanal, Copenhagen.
    View from Frederiksholms Kanal, Copenhagen.
    Axel Johansen
    1930
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