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Goldfinches. The Pennsylvania German people who settled this area called them distelfink, or thistle

Josef Wenglein  (1845 - 1919)Untitled

peashooter85:German halberd, late 16th or early 17th century.from The Cincinnati Museum of Art

Two dancers  -  Ernst Ludwig Kirchner1910-11. German 1880-1938India ink drawing.

nobrashfestivity:Hans Richter, Dreams That Money Can BuyThe film was produced by Kenneth Macpherson

Julia Wengenroth (German, based Krefeld, Germany) - Windblown, 2015  Photography

Treppe zum StadttheaterBielefeld (Nordrhein-Westfalen)

Bad Salzuflen (Nordrhein-Westfalen)

Lutz Roeder, cover artwork for german magazine Gebrauchsgraphik, 1966. Source

GeoTrivia: Augen – The Eyes Have itIf you’ve ever been looking at a metamorphic rock in the field an

Otto Rodewald, portrait Gerda Margarethe Rück, 1929. Oil on canvas. Hamburger Kunsthalle

Oskar Zwintscher, Portrait of a Lady with Cigarette, 1902. Via Skd onlineThe german artist Oskar Zwi

Norbert Salzwedel, Ex Libris, Klaus-Jürgen Tischer, 2010Source

Julius Gipkens, Poster artwork for Überall beliebt St. Pauli Actien Bier, before 1913. Hollerbaum &a

redlipstickresurrected:Marie Nyl-Frosch (German, 1857-1914, b. Munich, Germany) - Ein Rosenstück mit

Illustrations from a Swabian illustrated manuscript Swabia “Anthony of Pforr’s Book of E

Illustrations from various 15th century German manuscripts made in the workshop of Ludwig Henfflin,

“A Bride and Groom” by an unknown Swabian Master, c. 1470

Statue of St. Elizabeth of Hungary in St. Elizabeth’s Church, Marburg; Germany, c. 1470

Illustrations from a 15th century German manuscript made in the workshop of Ludwig Henfflin, Stuttga

Painted effigy of Anna Barbara von Neipperg in the Stadtkirche Schwaigern, c. late 15th century

Christ carrying the Cross and Veronica with the Sudarium by Derick Baegert, 1477-78

 Altar of the Descent from the Cross from Langenzenn, Bavaria, 1498

“Madonna im Ährenkleid”, end of 15th century

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