Wilhelm (ca. 1460-1494) posters & prints

View of the city of Florence Anonymous

His Imperial Majesty William I, King of Prussia and German Emperor English School

Crown Prince Wilhelm of Prussia and Germany Anonymous

The Collision Between the German Ironclads in the Channel: The Konig Wilhelm Being Towed Into Portsmouth Harbour Anonymous

'In the Spring a Young Man's Fancy...', First World War Anonymous

The Brothers Grimm, German authors, 1847 Hermann Biow

Wilhelm II, 1893 Ferdinand Keller

Imperial Woodcutter, Wilhelm II enjoying his leisure time by cutting trees in the park of Sanssouci French School

Emperor Maximilian I Albrecht Dürer

Wilhelm I at the Battle of Sadowa Anonymous

Wilhelm II, Emperor of Germany and King of Prussia Reichard & Lindner

Portrait of the artist Wilhelm Busch,, 1877-1880. Franz von Lenbach

Wilhelm II, Emperor of Germany Reichard & Lindner

Villa Aquaviva, 1681 Melchior Küsel

Ida in an Interior, 1897 Vilhelm Hammershoi

The Parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins Anonymous

Portrait of Wilhelm Reuter Gerrit Konsé

Ida in an Interior with Piano Vilhelm Hammershøi

An Interior with a Woman Playing Piano, 1910 Vilhelm Hammershoi

Portrait of Frederick William I, King in Prussia, Early 18th cen Anonymous

An Interior, Strandgade 25, 1915 Vilhelm Hammershoi

City View, 1681 Melchior Küsel

The Collector of Coins Vilhelm Hammershøi

An Interior with a Young Girl Serving Tea, 1901 Peter Vilhelm Ilsted

Rest, 1905 Vilhelm Hammershoi

St. Christopher, ca. 1510-1520 School of Albrecht Dürer

Spring Waters (Maestoso), 1910 Vilhelms Purvitis

Sunshine. Dust motes dancing in the sunbeams, 1900 Vilhelm Hammershøi

An Interior with the Artist's Easel Vilhelm Hammershoi

Frederick William III of Prussia, 1889 Anonymous

The Earthly Paradise, ca 1460 Anonymous

The Resurrection (After restoration), ca 1460 Anonymous

The Music Room, 30 Strandgade, c.1907 Vilhelm Hammershoi

Rest Vilhelm Hammershøi

A Bedroom in Bernstorff Palace near Copenhagen, ca. 1845 Johan Vilhelm Gertner

Ruins in Capri, 1922-1923 Anonymous