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Title: Eighteen Portraits Created on a Trip to Potsdam
Artist:
Johann Gottfried Schadow (German, Berlin 1764–1850 Berlin)
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Portrait of Johann Ludwig Jachtmann (German, 1776–1842)
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Portrait of Ludwig Wilhelm Wittich (German, 1773–1832)
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Portrait of Johann Heinrich Stürmer (German, 1774/75–1855)
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Portrait of Friedrich Jügel (German, Remagen 1772–1833 Berlin)
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Portrait of Ferdinand Berger (German, died 1849/51)
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Portrait of Johann Matthäus Mauch (German, 1792–1856)
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Portrait of Carl Theodor Ottmer (German, 1800–1843)
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Portrait of Christian Tangermann (German, ca. 1760–1830)
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Portrait of Carl Wilhelm Kolbe the younger (German, 1781–1853)
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Portrait of Henri François Brandt (German, 1789–1845)
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Portrait of Carl Friedrich Rungenhagen (German, 1778–1851)
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Portrait of Carl Friedrich Riese (German, 1759–1834)
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Portrait of Wilhelm Riese (German)
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Portrait of Hans Christian Genelli (German, 1763–1823)
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Portrait of Julius Troschel (German, 1806–1863)
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Portrait of Iwan Bochoff (Russian)
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Portrait of Fintelmann (German)
Date: 1826
Medium: Lithograph
Dimensions: Sheet: 19 3/16 x 23 1/8 in. (48.8 x 58.7 cm)
Classification: Prints
Credit Line:
Purchase, C. G. Boerner Gift, 2009
Object Number: 2009.183
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