Bombing of dresden posters & prints

Destruction of Dresden, 1945 Anonymous

Dresden in Ruins Anonymous

Fire at the Royal Theatre in Dresden on 21st September 1869 German School

A View of Dresden Anonymous

Old Market Square Anonymous

View of Dresden Karl Friedrich Schinkel

Uprising in Dresden on 6th March 1848 German School

Captain Peter Strasser, German airship fleet commander, World War I Anonymous

Damage to Houses of Parliament Associated Newspapers

View of Dresden with the Frauenkirche at Left, 1747 Bernardo Bellotto

View of Dresden Bernardo Belotto Canaletto

Sophus Williams & E. Linde & Co Johann Friedrich Stiehm

Poster for Dresden Art Exhibition Anonymous

View of Dresden, 1810 Christian Gottlieb Hammer

Dresden from the River Elbe William Callow

Dresden Thomas Shotter Boys

View of Dresden from the right bank of Elbe upstream from bridge of Augustus, c.1750 Bernardo Bellotto

The death of General Moreau at Dresden Anonymous

Dresden, 1843-1846 Thomas Shotter Boys

Market Square in Dresden, Germany Anonymous

Library of Strasbourg, Destroyed by the Bombing 1870 Anonymous

A View of Dresden from the right bank of the River Elbe above the Augustusbrucke Bernardo (follower of) Bellotto

Zwinger Palace Museum Anonymous

View of Dresden, 1898 Albert Nikolayevich Benois

Entry of the Prince of Saxony with his Wife into Dresden on September 2, 1719, af…, ca. 1700-1755 Adolf van der Laan

Parade of the Ladies Ring Races on Juny 6, 1709 in Dresden, 1710 C. H. Fritzsche

Dresden Peace Allegory, 1745 German School

Dresden seen from the Right Bank of the Elbe, beneath the Augusts Bridge, 1748 Bernardo Bellotto

German Poster for l'Exposition saxonne commerciale et artistique de Dresde en 1896, la Vielle Ville Otto Fischer

Dresden by Moonlight Johan Christian Clausen Dahl

The Massacre of the Innocents Master of the Dresden Prayer Book

Dresden William Wyld

Moritzburg Castle, Dresden, Germany Anonymous

Allied Bombing on German Controled Town Anonymous

Bombed out Greengrocer's store Staff

The Elbe and the New Town, Dresden, in the Evening Light, 1837 Johan Christian Dahl