Hans Corvus (page 2)

Christ carrying the Cross. The Wings of the Wurzach Altar, 1437 Hans Multscher

Frieze with nine birds Marcus Geeraerts

Captain Cornelis Jansz Witsen (with the silver drinking horn) and Lt. Johan Oetgens of Waveren shaking hands at the conclusion... Edouard Taurel

Portrait of Pieter Corneliszoon Hooft, Bailiff of Muiden, Historian and Poet Joachim von Sandrart

Hans Christian Oersted Anonymous

Desiderus Erasmus (1497-1543), Dutch humanist and scholar Hans Holbein The Younger

The Collision Between the German Ironclads in the Channel: The Last of the Grosser Kurfurst-Sketched by an Eye-Witness at Folkestone Anonymous

Hans Christian Oersted, 1777-1851, Danish Physicist and Chemist, Denmark Anonymous

Hans Christian Oersted, Danish physicist, 1851 Unknown

Corvus americanus, American Crow George Suckley

The late Hans Christian Andersen in his study Hans Christian Andersen

Wondrous Birds, 1892 Hans Thoma

Mask with sagging cheeks Hans Liefrinck I

Fall of Icarus Anonymous

Emmaus Anonymous

A Double Portrait of Hans Furraht and Jacob von der Burch Ludger Tom Ring the Younger

Hans von Zürch Goltshmidt, 1647 Wenceslaus Hollar

Portrait of Karl Thomas and Franz Xaver, the two sons of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, 1798 Hans Hansen

The Battle of Lepanto Hans Rogel

Portrait of the composer Hans von Bülow, 1880 Anonymous

Crocus Sativus Anonymous

Hans Christian Andersen in his study Anonymous

Conquest of Stuhlweissenburg in Hungary, 1688 Jurriaen van Poolsum

Anne of Cleves Hans Holbein

The Black Mask Lovis (1858-1925) Corinth

Hans Thorszelius drinking champagne and Bjorn Waldegaard, winners of the Acropolis Rally Anonymous

The Rowers, 1873 Hans von Marées

River landscape Hieronymus Cock

Fall of Icarus Anonymous

Villa Borghese, 1880 Anonymous

Standing Witch with Monster Anonymous

Mask with wings instead of ears and a headdress in the shape of a shell Hans Liefrinck I

The Bewitched Stableboy, 1544 Anonymous

Page 50. Magpie-lark. Corvus cyanoleucos Unknown artist

Johannes Hevelius, German astronomer, 1673 Unknown

Double corvus or crane for breaking the blow of a battering ram Anonymous