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Museum Georg Schäfer

museum in Schweinfurt, Germany

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72 paintings

  • The intercepted love letter
    The intercepted love letter
    Carl Spitzweg
    1860s · Museum Georg Schäfer
  • Magician and Dragon
    Magician and Dragon
    Carl Spitzweg
    1875 · Museum Georg Schäfer
  • Sulamith and Mary
    Sulamith and Mary
    Franz Pforr
    1811 · Museum Georg Schäfer
  • The Cathedral
    The Cathedral
    Caspar David Friedrich
    1818 · Museum Georg Schäfer
  • Peasant Woman Sewing
    Peasant Woman Sewing
    Vincent van Gogh
    February 1885 · Museum Georg Schäfer
  • The Cactus Lover
    The Cactus Lover
    Carl Spitzweg
    1850 · Museum Georg Schäfer
  • The Cactus Enthusiast
    The Cactus Enthusiast
    Carl Spitzweg
    c. 1858 · Museum Georg Schäfer
  • The Bookworm
    The Bookworm
    Carl Spitzweg
    c. 1850 · Museum Georg Schäfer
  • Der Geologe
    Der Geologe
    Carl Spitzweg
    c. 1860 · Museum Georg Schäfer
  • The Ruins of Eldena
    The Ruins of Eldena
    Caspar David Friedrich
    1825 · Museum Georg Schäfer
  • View of Greifswald from the east
    View of Greifswald from the east
    Caspar David Friedrich
    1810s · Museum Georg Schäfer
  • Vision of the Christian Church
    Vision of the Christian Church
    Caspar David Friedrich
    1820 · Museum Georg Schäfer
  • Flat country shank at Bay of Greifswald
    Flat country shank at Bay of Greifswald
    Caspar David Friedrich
    1830 · Museum Georg Schäfer
  • In the Harem
    In the Harem
    Carl Spitzweg
    1850s · Museum Georg Schäfer
  • Lovers Overheard
    Lovers Overheard
    Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller
    1858 · Museum Georg Schäfer
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