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Cornelia Schleime (German, b. 1953, East Berlin, Germany) - Mitgift, 2011 Watercolors, Ink on handm
Ansicht der Ruinen von Memphis. = View of the Ruins of Memphis.Color lithograph by Wilhelm Loeillot
Unknown Artist (Unidentified Lower Rhenish Master) (German, Lower Rhine, Germany) - Liebeszauber (Th
Johann Christian Fischer (1733–1800)ThomasGainsborough (British; 1727–1788)exhibited 1780Oil on canv
Joseph Christian Leyendecker (1874-1951), “The Saturday Evening Post”, Jan. 4, 1936Sourc
The Captain of Köpenick — The Prussian Officer Heist of 1906.On October 16th, 1906 a man weari
Parsifal: Acte II, évocation de Kundry = Parsifal: Act II, Evocation of Kundry Henri Fantin-Latour (
Wilhelm Kray (1828-1889), ‘Welcome, Sir Oluf!’, ‘’Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction
Käethe Butcher (German, b. 1990. Leipzig, Germany, based Berlin, Germany) - There’s A Dark Moo
Haarspray Werbung in den 1960s Jahren = Hairspray Advertisement, 1960sPhoto: F. C. Gundlach (German;
Catalina Koe (German, b. Germany, based Bangkok, Thailand) - Waiting for the Sun to Rise, 2014, Phot
nevver:I got you babe, Käthe Butcher
Ernst Moritz Geyger (1861-1941), “Deutsche Kunst und Dekoration”, 1904”Darwinistische Di
Herbert Anger (1892-1945), ‘Die Erde’ (The Earth), “Lachen Links”, #49, Oct.
Carl Sterry (1861-), ‘The Serenade’, 1894
rrrauschen:Grace Nayoon Rhee, {2015} Insect Bite2 min 29 sec MUST SEE
Carl Schnebel (1874-1939), ‘Der G’wissenswurm oder oderDie Wirkung der Ursache’ (The Worm of Conscie
Henry Mayer (1868-1954), ‘The Race’, “Puck”, March 27, 1915Source
Junge Männer am Meer = Young Men by the SeaMaxBeckmann (German; 1884–1950)1905Oil on canvasKlassik S
Rudolf Henneberg (1825-1876), ‘Die Jagd nach dem Glück’ (The Hunt For Happiness), &ldquo
‘I wanted to be a free space, why did you cage me?’Stencil seen in Jena, Germany
Joni Majer (German, b. 1985, Berlin, Germany, based Saarbrücken, Germany) - Untitled Drawings: Ink
Adolf Hildenbrand (1881-1944), ‘Schwebender Frühling’ (Floating Spring), “Deutsche
Walter Draesner (1891-1940), “Ein Totentanz”, 1922Source
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