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Kulturhistorisches Museum Rostock

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13 paintings

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  • Porträt Emmi Sieger
    Porträt Emmi Sieger
    Lovis Corinth
    1896 · Kulturhistorisches Museum Rostock
  • Ships on the Sea
    Ships on the Sea
    Ludolf Bakhuizen
    · Kulturhistorisches Museum Rostock
  • Windmill in Ahrenshoop
    Windmill in Ahrenshoop
    Elisabeth von Eicken
    · Kulturhistorisches Museum Rostock
  • Autumn Landscape
    Autumn Landscape
    Elisabeth von Eicken
    · Kulturhistorisches Museum Rostock
  • Houses at sea
    Houses at sea
    Elisabeth von Eicken
    · Kulturhistorisches Museum Rostock
  • Landscape with Roman Ruins
    Landscape with Roman Ruins
    Follower of Karel Dujardin
    · Kulturhistorisches Museum Rostock
  • The Polician
    The Polician
    David Col
    1853 · Kulturhistorisches Museum Rostock
  • At the harbour of Venice
    At the harbour of Venice
    Ludwig Mecklenburg
    1860 · Kulturhistorisches Museum Rostock
  • River Landscape
    River Landscape
    Jan Brueghel the Younger
    · Kulturhistorisches Museum Rostock
  • The Finding of Moses
    The Finding of Moses
    Gillis van Coninxloo
    1660–1607 · Kulturhistorisches Museum Rostock
  • Annunciation
    Annunciation
    Alfred Diethe
    1857 · Kulturhistorisches Museum Rostock
  • DImage under copyright
    Dutch Winter Landscape
    Unknown artist
    · Kulturhistorisches Museum Rostock
  • FImage under copyright
    Falconry
    Unknown artist
    · Kulturhistorisches Museum Rostock
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