Caspar David Friedrich (page 20)

David Cornelis Mortier

Kicking Horse Caspar Gras

Friedrich Rauert, 1877 Wilhelm Maria Hubertus Leibl

Frederich Wilhelm Reviewing Guards from Horseback Anonymous

'Superman': Friedrich Nietzsche, German philosopher Anonymous

St. Fortunatus, c.1550 Giovanni Antonio Fasolo

Christ at the Column, 1632 Pieter Fransz. de Grebber

The Vladislav Hall at the Castle in Prague Hendrik the Younger Steenwyck

Stained glass of Moses, King David and Isaiah, Bourges Cathedral Lemercier

Portrait of Gaspar de Daillon du Lude Nicolas Pitau I

Das Mausoleum in Charlottenburg, Germany Johann Friedrich Stiehm

Friedrich III, 19th century Gottlieb Biermann

Papageno: 'I am the birdcatcher, yes! Always cheerful, fiddle-di-i, fiddle-di-da!' Johann Heinrich (after) Ramberg

Illustration from 'Das veraenderte Russland' by Friedrich Christian Weber, 1721 German School

Family Portrait of Frederik Hendrik, Amalia and their children William II, Henriette and Louise Henriette Amalia Crispijn van de Passe II

Rider before a view of Gotha and Friedenstein Castle, 1751-1800 School German

Weaver Anonymous

David and Saul, 1885 Julius Kronberg

John Casimir, Count Palatine of Simmern (1543-1592) Anonymous

Portrait of Frederik de Vries Hendrick Goltzius

Christian Friedrich, Baron Stockmar John Partridge

David Copperfield 'My Musical Breakfast' Anonymous

Frederick II as King Antoine (attr. to) Pesne

Promptuarium, Chester Cathedral Edward Arthur Heffer

The Lamp Lighter from Ackermann's 'World in Miniature' Frederic (after) Shoberl

Frieda, the Artist's Wife, Leaning over the Balcony, c.1919-1922 Leo Putz

Poetry receives Minerva Jan Caspar Philips

The Artist Friedrich Carl Groger 1828 Carl Heinrich Adolph Grimm

Ceiling painting from Kronborg Castle Denmark, c.1642 Salomon Koninck

Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber Paulus Seel

A painting on a harpsichord lid with a party by a river Philip Schey

Portrait of King David, medallion inside rectangular frame with ornaments Nicolaes de Bruyn

Don Quichotte and Sancho ride past a smithy which they think is the entrance to hell. Caspar Luyken Pieter Mortier

Portrait of Friedrich Ludwig von Wurmb, 1794 Anonymous

Screen School, Caspar Luyken Anonymous

David Playing the Harp before Saul, c. 1508 Lucas van Leyden