Hans liefrinck posters & prints

Mask in profile with two horns Hans Liefrinck II

Mocking of Christ Hans Liefrinck I

Christ on the cross with swooning Mary and other saints Hans Liefrinck I

Mask with wings instead of ears and a headdress in the shape of a shell Hans Liefrinck I

Triumphant Christ on the cross Hans Liefrinck I

Mask with sagging cheeks Hans Liefrinck I

Boy with a skull and hourglass in a landscape Hans Liefrinck II

Portrait of Catherine de Medici Hans Liefrinck I

Portrait of King Henry II of France Hans Liefrinck I

Portrait of King Henry II of France Hans Liefrinck I

Equestrian portrait of Charles V in armour Hans Liefrinck

Assumption of Mary Hieronymus Wierix

Portrait of King Philip II of Spain Hans Liefrinck I

Mask with shell-shaped eyes and a shell between fruit bunches on the forehead Hans Liefrinck I

Mask with two snakes that look out of the eye sockets Hans Liefrinck I

Mask with two lobster claws that snakes Hans Liefrinck I

A Double Portrait of Hans Furraht and Jacob von der Burch Ludger Tom Ring the Younger

Der Liebesbrief, 1875 Hans Makart

A Fire was Always Burning on His Hearth Anonymous

Hans Bol, 1593 Hendrik Goltzius

In the Gallery of the Hamburg State Theatre, c.1880 Hans Speckter

International Travel Exhibition, Berlin, 1911 Hans Rudi Erdt

Sailor Hans Holbein the Younger

View of Nuremberg from the East center section, 1552 Hans Sebald Lautensack

The little studio of Hans Makart, Vienna, Austria Anonymous

Hans Christian Oersted, 1777-1851, Danish Physicist and Chemist, Denmark Anonymous

Portrait of Jan Snellinck Johannes Hari I

Portrait of the merchant Hans Felbier Hendrick Goltzius

Hans Christian Oersted, Danish physicist, [c1870] Unknown

Hans Christian Oersted, Danish physicist, 1851 Unknown

Mocking of Christ Hans van Luyck

Portrait of Hans Christian Andersen Johan Frederick (after) Moller

Munich Kindl Keller, 1913 Hans Rudi Erdt

The late Hans Christian Andersen in his study Hans Christian Andersen

Hans Klas Wikne Woods and Reed

View of Nuremberg from the West right section, 1552 Hans Sebald Lautensack