Die brucke (the bridge) posters & prints

Two Women Sitting, c.1914 Otto Muller or Mueller

Divan 1912-14 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Seated Gipsy Lovers, 1922 Otto Muller or Mueller

Nude Figure, 1907 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Nude Standing Against a Tree Otto Muller or Mueller

Two Women, c.1910s Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Nieder-oesterreich, Die Ferdinand Brucke in Wien Jakob Alt

The Brandenburg Gate, Berlin, 1929 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Two Nudes in a Room, 1914 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Dresden, Friedrichstadt, 1910 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

The Red Tower in Halle, 1915 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

The Painter Ernst Ludwig Kirchner Posing for a Portrait in Davos Philipp Bauknecht

Model on Blue Ground, 1906 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Crouching Nude Girl, 1907 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Otto Muller Playing Chess, 1913 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

A Cafe in Davos Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Dancer with necklace, 1910 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Nudes in the Sun, Moritzburg Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Austellung, Deutsche Grafik im Kunstsalon Wolfsberg, c.1921 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Die Anitschkow-Brücke in Sankt Petersburg, 1847 Ludwig Franz Karl Bohnstedt

Black Dancer, 1909 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Women on the Street, 1915 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Steinerne Brucke, Steinerne Bridge, Nurnberg, Germany Anonymous

Two Nudes in the Room; Zwei Akte im Raum, 1914 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Portrait of german composer Christoph Willibald Gluck, 18th century German School

The Visit - Couple and Newcomer, 1922 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

The Bathers, 20th century Otto Muller or Mueller

Exhibition of German Graphics at the Kunstsalon Wolfsberg; Ausstellung Deutsche Grafik im Kunstsalon Wolfsberg, c.1921-1923 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Alte Brucke in Heidelberg Anonymous

Nude Woman Combing Her Hair, 1913 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

A View of Heidelberg, 1873 James Webb

Ferdinandbrucke Rudolph von (follower of) Alt

View of Petrikirche from Fussgangerbrucke on Trave canal Anonymous

Moonrise: Soldier and Maiden, 1905 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Bern with Belltower, 1935 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

An Afro-European Couple of Dancers, c.1903 Otto Muller or Mueller