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Lot's Wife
German
oil paint, ash, stucco, chalk, linseed oil, polymer emulsion, salt, and applied elements (copper heating coil), on canvas, attached to lead foil, on plywood panels · 1989
Cleveland Museum of Art
Portrait of Mother and Daughter
German
1800
Art Institute of Chicago
Portrait of Dorothy Fairchild
German
1800
Art Institute of Chicago
Herr von Haesler of Hamburg
German
Wax · 1787
Art Institute of Chicago
Striding Man
German
Painted wood · 1780
Art Institute of Chicago
Maria Josepha Delphina of Saxony
German
Wax on slate · 1750
Art Institute of Chicago
Frederick Christian, Prince and Elector of Saxony (1722-1763)
German
Wax on slate · 1750
Art Institute of Chicago
Putto
German
Boxwood · 1740
Art Institute of Chicago
Saint Christopher Supporting the Christ Child
German
Ivory · 1680
Art Institute of Chicago
Pietà
German
Silver · 1680
Art Institute of Chicago
Ferdinand III, Emperor of Germany (1637–1657)
German
Unidentified material · 1637
Art Institute of Chicago
Madonna and Child
German
Wood · 1600
Art Institute of Chicago
Portrait of Ursula Lother
German
Wax on glass · 1584
Art Institute of Chicago
Portrait of Bartholome Lother
German
Wax on glass · 1584
Art Institute of Chicago
The Education of the Virgin
German
Wood, traces of original gilding and polychromy · 1575
Art Institute of Chicago
Roundel with Hunting Scene
German
Painted and gilded glass, in gilded wood frame · 1575
Art Institute of Chicago
Adoration of the Christ Child
German
Amber · 1540
Art Institute of Chicago
Hunting near Hartenfels Castle
German
oil, originally on wood, transferred to masonite · 1540
Cleveland Museum of Art
Portrait of Leonhard Fuchs
German
Oil on panel · 1525
Art Institute of Chicago
Saint Catherine of Alexandria
German
Lindenwood with some original polychromy and gilding · 1510
Art Institute of Chicago
Vesperbild (Pietà)
German
lindenwood, polychromed and gilded · 1510
Cleveland Museum of Art
Triptych of the Virgin and Child with Saints
German
Oil and tempera on panel · 1505
Art Institute of Chicago
Little Woman Chandelier (Lüsterweibchen, from a Horn Chandelier)
German
Wood with paint · 1500
Art Institute of Chicago
A
Agony in the Garden
German
Pen and brush and grayish black ink. · 1497
The Metropolitan Museum of Art