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Saarland Museum

museum in Saarbrücken

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18 paintings

  • Blue horse
    Blue horse
    Franz Marc
    1912 · Saarland Museum
  • The Storm
    The Storm
    August Macke
    1911 · Saarland Museum
  • Strand auf Norderney
    Strand auf Norderney
    Albert Weisgerber
    1910 · Saarland Museum
  • Sheep
    Sheep
    Franz Marc
    1912 · Saarland Museum
  • Port-en-Bessin. 14th July
    Port-en-Bessin. 14th July
    Paul Signac
    1884 · Saarland Museum
  • Le port de Honfleur
    Le port de Honfleur
    Claude Monet
    1917 · Saarland Museum
  • Landscape with a standing shepherdess; at her feet, two shepherds
    Landscape with a standing shepherdess; at her feet, two shepherds
    Philip James de Loutherbourg
    c. 1800 · Saarland Museum
  • Landscape with a young shepherd and his flock, one morning
    Landscape with a young shepherd and his flock, one morning
    Philip James de Loutherbourg
    1801 · Saarland Museum
  • Still Life with a Calf's Head
    Still Life with a Calf's Head
    Sebastian Stoskopff
    1640 · Saarland Museum
  • Saarburg, Rhineland-Palatinate
    Saarburg, Rhineland-Palatinate
    George Clarkson Stanfield
    c. 1850 · Saarland Museum
  • Matinée
    Matinée
    Lovis Corinth
    1905 · Saarland Museum
  • Mutter mit Kind (Charlotte Corinth und Wilhelmine)
    Mutter mit Kind (Charlotte Corinth und Wilhelmine)
    Lovis Corinth
    1911 · Saarland Museum
  • Jagdstillleben mit zwei Rebhühnern
    Jagdstillleben mit zwei Rebhühnern
    Lovis Corinth
    1909 · Saarland Museum
  • Nelken
    Nelken
    Lovis Corinth
    1920 · Saarland Museum
  • Dancer with Fur Cap
    Dancer with Fur Cap
    Max Beckmann
    1937 · Saarland Museum
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