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12 paintings

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  • Segelschiff
    Segelschiff
    Caspar David Friedrich
    1815 · Art Collections Chemnitz
  • The Violinist
    The Violinist
    Lovis Corinth
    1900 · Art Collections Chemnitz
  • Käte and Hugo Perls
    Käte and Hugo Perls
    Edvard Munch
    1913 · Art Collections Chemnitz
  • Coast near Castellammare in Morning Mist
    Coast near Castellammare in Morning Mist
    Johan Christian Dahl
    1822 · Art Collections Chemnitz
  • Loisachbett
    Loisachbett
    Eugen Bracht
    1916 · Art Collections Chemnitz
  • And Jesus called a child to Him ...
    And Jesus called a child to Him ...
    Fritz von Uhde
    c. 1904 · Art Collections Chemnitz
  • Portrait of Maria Antonia of Bavaria, Electress of Saxony
    Portrait of Maria Antonia of Bavaria, Electress of Saxony
    Anton Graff
    c. 1772 · Art Collections Chemnitz
  • Porträt des Konrad von Posern
    Porträt des Konrad von Posern
    Ferdinand von Rayski
    1851 · Art Collections Chemnitz
  • David Leder (portrait)
    David Leder (portrait)
    Max Liebermann
    1923 · Art Collections Chemnitz
  • House in Flanders (Knocke)
    House in Flanders (Knocke)
    Paul Baum
    1894 · Art Collections Chemnitz
  • View from the Villa Romana (Sunny)
    View from the Villa Romana (Sunny)
    Max Beckmann
    1907 · Art Collections Chemnitz
  • lImage under copyright
    landscape near Maxen with a view to the Elbe Sandstone Mountains
    Ernst Ferdinand Oehme
    1838 · Art Collections Chemnitz
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