Gustave Popperitz (page 5)

Landscape with Poppies, 1887 William Blair Bruce

View of the Nieuwevaart and Kattenburg experiencing Gerrit Hendricus Heinen

Portrait of German writer Paul Eipper with his dog German Photographer

Papaver IV David Roseburg

Portrait of Gustav IV Adolf of Sweden, 1793 Anonymous

Portrait of Oopjen Coppit, 1634 Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn

Portrait of the artist's sister, Marguerite Khnopff, 1887 Fernand Khnopff

The Realm of Heaven is like a net, which was thrown into the sea and collected fish of every sort... Matthias Gerung or Gerou

Maria Cornelia Pull (died 1809). wife of Gerrit Jan van Houten Joseph Boze

Praise poems of various writers Lieven Willemsz or Coppenol Joost van den Vondel

King Gustav II Adolf of Sweden Anonymous

Count Franz Joachim Oppersdorff Andreas Staub

Yellow Horned Poppy Anonymous

The Poppy Field Hippolyte Camille Delpy

Blue Poppies Susan Ryder

Ernst Moritz Arndt Julis Amatus Roeting

Golden Poppy Hour, 2002 Catherine Abel

Cattleya guttata leopoldi F. Sander

Portrait of Victor-Guy Baron Duperre, 1839 Eugene Charpentier

View in Boppart, the Rhine, Germany Anonymous

Portrait of Hermanus Neuspitzer Johannes Willemsz. Munnickhuysen

Poppy Field, c.1890 Claude Monet

Gustave DorÚ John Watkins

Joseph Pulitzer's New York City Mansion Anonymous

The Boppard Altarpiece, detail. Rhenish, Germany, early 16th century Unknown

Portrait of Frederick Adriaensz Westphalen at the age of 72 Geeraert Brandt I

Study of Poppies in the Garden, 1894 Viktor Elpidiforovich Borisov-Musatov

Tunnel on the St. Gothard Road, Near Andermatt, Switzerland, the Passes of the Alps Anonymous

Blue Poppy Neela Pushparaj

King Gustav III of Sweden and Ulrika Eleonora von Fersen Anonymous

Gustavus Adolphus landing at Stralsund in 1630 Georg Koler

Bust of Jhr. Mr.Victor Eugene Louis de Stuers Toon Dupuis

An Autumn Tour in Switzerland: The Glacier Des Bois and Aiguille Du Dru, Chamounix Anonymous

Gustave Eiffel from 'Vanity Fair', 11th May 1889 English School

Cooper, someone who makes wooden, staved vessels, bound together with hoops and possessing flat ends or heads Anonymous

Joseph Pulitzer from 'The Curio', 1887 C de Grimm