Carl Von Hampeln (page 2)

The Vincent Bastion, Hamburg Friedrich Rosenberg

Costume of the Hunter Samiel for the opera 'Der Freischutz' by Carl Maria von Weber 1841 Paul Lormier

Wilhelm Carl Grimm, German author Anonymous

Portrait of Carel Vosmaer Petrus Johannes Arendzen

The Angel Carol Singers Christian Kaempf

Man and woman in costume from Kampereiland, Carl Cristiaan Fuchs Harmanus Langerveld

Childhood of Charles Quint Edouard Jean Conrad Hamman

Karl Lagerfeld Daisy de Villeneuve

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, 1828 Joseph Carl Stieler

Portrait of Carel Wouter Visscher Abraham Jacobsz. Hulk

Jonkheer Theodorus Frederik van Capellen Cornelis van Cuylenburgh II

Wihelm Von Kaulbach Anonymous

Engelbert Humperdinck 1970 Bela Zola

Wilhelm von Humboldt (1767-1835) Anonymous

Karlsplatz, Munich, Germany Wurthle & Sons

Camel Gun India Hugh Owen

portrait of the newlyweds Carel Engelbert Julius Röntgen and ms. Klobbie Jacobus van Koningsveld

Portrait of Carl Graf Firmian at the piano, formerly thought to be Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Franz Thaddaus Helbling

Zwingli's Death at Kappel Anonymous

Two women in Frisian and Groningen costume, Carl Cristiaan Fuchs Harmanus Langerveld

Karl Wallenda Arthur Sidey

Von Karman Vortices off Chile Anonymous

Portrait of Charles V Hans Baldung

Charles VI, Holy Roman Emperor Johann Elias Ridinger or Riedinger

Karl Marx Anonymous

Catherine of Orliens abducted in The Hague by Johan Diederik de Mortaigne and taken by carriage to Kuilenburg (Culemborg) Pieter van der Aa I

A Bedaween on a Camel's Back, 1874 Carl Haag

Rock of Tiberius, Capri Carl Blechen

Un Campagnole, a Roman peasant on horseback, 1858 Carl Haag

Carl Maria von Weber (1786-1826), German composer Anonymous

Portrait of the composer Adam Gumpelzhaimer, 1820 Anonymous

Portrait of Jan Kamphuysen Fumigation of the Corsican

Karl Schäfer, Austrian figure skater, Winter Olympic Games, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany Anonymous

Portrait of the Emperor Charles V, ca 1532 Christoph Amberger

Portrait of Karl Ritter Anonymous

The Marina Grande, Capri, c.1829 Karl Blechen