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Neukastel, View of the Madenburg  -  Max Slevogt  1924German 1868-1932Museum Kunstpalast. Düsselfort

Death Dance   -   Max Slevogt , 1896German, 1868-1932Oil on canvas, × 123 cm (40.2 x 48.4 in)Museum

Dowager   -  Alfred Henry Maurer,  c. 1920American, 1868-1932oil on board,  21 ½ x 13 ¼

huariqueje: Dowager   -   Alfred Henry Maurer,  c. 1920American, 1868-1932oil on board,  21 ½ x 13 ¼

Rheinland-Pfalz    -    Max Slevogt , c.1900.German, 1868-1932Oil on canvas

dekehlmark: Giovanni Giacometti (1868-1933), Clair de Lune - 1931

Moonlight  -  Giovanni Giacometti 1931Swiss 1868-1933

Giovanni Giacometti (Swiss 1868-1933)Curtin / Obstgarten, 1929oil on canvas 50 x 60 cm

Carnival Nightly Venecie   -    Camillo, Millo Bortoluzzi , 1910Italian, 1868-1933Oil

The Bouquet of Anemones in a Vase  -  Ernest FilliardFrench, 1868-1933Watercolor, pastel and graphit

saturnaliatenebrae93:Cesare Saccaggi (1868-1934), Semiramis

thunderstruck9: Henry Provensal (French, 1868-1934), Projet onirique (tombeau pour un poète)

Group Portrait of the Board of the Kunstverein (1915). Ernst Würtenberger (Swiss, 1868-1934). O

William Brown Macdougall (1868-1936), “The Eerie Book” ed. by Margaret Armour, 1898Sourc

William Brown Macdougall (1868-1936), “The Fall of the Nibelungs” by Margaret Armour, 18

William Brown Macdougall (1868-1936), “The Fall of the Nibelungs” by Margaret Armour, 18

Stephan Sedlacek (1868-1936 ) The Proposal

William Brown Macdougall (1868-1936), “The Eerie Book” ed. by Margaret Armour, 1898Sourc

William Brown Macdougall (1868-1936), “The Eerie Book” ed. by Margaret Armour, 1898Sourc

William Brown Macdougall (1868-1936), “The Eerie Book” ed. by Margaret Armour, 1898Sourc

William Brown Macdougall (1868-1936), “The Eerie Book” ed. by Margaret Armour, 1

Robert Sauber (1868-1936), “The English Illustrated Magazine”, 1893-94Source

William Brown Macdougall (1868-1936), ‘The Masque of the Red Death’, “The Eeri

Ernest Louis, Grand Duke of Hesse (1868-1937).

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