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Art collection of the Federal Republic of Germany

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11 paintings

  • rest at a fountain near a church in the mountains
    rest at a fountain near a church in the mountains
    Heinrich Bürkel
    1846 · Art collection of the Federal Republic of Germany
  • A Tavern Scene
    A Tavern Scene
    Friedrich Friedländer
    1840–1901 · Art collection of the Federal Republic of Germany
  • Self-portrait at the age of 25 years
    Self-portrait at the age of 25 years
    Franz von Stuck
    1899 · Art collection of the Federal Republic of Germany
  • farmhouse under trees
    farmhouse under trees
    Andreas Achenbach
    1830–1910 · Art collection of the Federal Republic of Germany
  • Saint Mark's Square, Venice
    Saint Mark's Square, Venice
    Francesco Guardi
    1727–1793 · Art collection of the Federal Republic of Germany
  • Zypressen im Tivoli
    Zypressen im Tivoli
    Ernst Fries
    1826 · Art collection of the Federal Republic of Germany
  • Portrait of a Gentleman
    Portrait of a Gentleman
    Lorenzo Lotto
    c. 1505 · Art collection of the Federal Republic of Germany
  • Porträt Bismarcks mit Mütze und Brille
    Porträt Bismarcks mit Mütze und Brille
    Franz von Lenbach
    1888 · Art collection of the Federal Republic of Germany
  • Mill Valley at Amalfi with Capuchin monk and farmer
    Mill Valley at Amalfi with Capuchin monk and farmer
    Carl Blechen
    c. 1823 · Art collection of the Federal Republic of Germany
  • Bildnis der Gräfin Wolkenstein
    Bildnis der Gräfin Wolkenstein
    Franz von Lenbach
    1872–1873 · Art collection of the Federal Republic of Germany
  • Portrait of Melanchthon
    Portrait of Melanchthon
    Lucas Cranach the Elder
    1535 · Art collection of the Federal Republic of Germany
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