View of Frankfurt with the Old Bridge from Sachsenhausen
By Gustave Courbet
Museum: Städel Museum
PREMIUM Painting 19th century
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By Gustave Courbet
Museum: Städel Museum
PREMIUM Painting 19th century
By Henri Rousseau
Museum: State Hermitage Museum
PREMIUM Painting 20th century
By Peter Paul Rubens
Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art
PREMIUM Painting 17th century
By Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art
PREMIUM Drawing 16th century
By John Singer Sargent
Museum: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
PREMIUM Painting 20th century
By Koloman Moser
Museum: Leopold Museum
PREMIUM Painting 20th century
By Peter Paul Rubens
Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art
PREMIUM Painting 17th century
By Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art
PREMIUM Other 16th century
By Frederick Waters Watts
Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art
FREE Painting 19th century
By Louis-Gabriel Moreau
Museum: Musée du Louvre
PREMIUM Painting 18th century
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By Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art
PREMIUM Drawing 16th century
By After Pieter Bruegel the Elder, engraved by Pieter van der Heyden (after 1570)
Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art
PREMIUM Other 16th century
By Philips Koninck
Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art
PREMIUM Painting 17th century
By John Singer Sargent
Museum: Art Gallery of South Australia
PREMIUM Painting 19th century
By Aert van der Neer
Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art
PREMIUM Painting 17th century
By Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art
PREMIUM Drawing 16th century
By John Singer Sargent
Museum: National Gallery of Art
FREE Painting 19th century
By Raphael
Museum: Apostolic Palace, Vatican City
PREMIUM Painting 16th century
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