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View from the Citadel Ramparts in Copenhagen by Moonlight, Martinus Rørbye Danish, Oil on canvas
View from the Citadel Ramparts in Copenhagen by Moonlight
Martinus Rørbye
1839
Study of a Roman Coachman, Martinus Rørbye Danish, Graphite and watercolor
Study of a Roman Coachman
Martinus Rørbye
early 19th century
Landscape with a Bridge Near Mosbjerg, Martinus Rørbye Danish, Watercolor, over graphite
Landscape with a Bridge Near Mosbjerg
Martinus Rørbye
1833
Landscape near Bangsbo, North Jutland, With Two Figures, Martinus Rørbye Danish, Watercolor, over graphite; framing line in pen and black ink
Landscape near Bangsbo, North Jutland, With Two Figures
Martinus Rørbye
1830
A Turkish Notary and Two Women, Martinus Rørbye Danish, Graphite, watercolor
A Turkish Notary and Two Women
Martinus Rørbye
1835–36
Men and Women Enjoying a View, Martinus Rørbye Danish, Pen and brown ink, over graphite; framing lines in graphite, by the artist
Men and Women Enjoying a View
Martinus Rørbye
1823–48
The Lighthouse of Travemünde Seen from the South, Martinus Rørbye Danish, Graphite, gray wash
The Lighthouse of Travemünde Seen from the South
Martinus Rørbye
1834
The Coastline of Altona Seen from the East, Martinus Rørbye Danish, Graphite, gray and blue wash
The Coastline of Altona Seen from the East
Martinus Rørbye
1834
A Bridge over a Canal in Winschoten, Martinus Rørbye Danish, Graphite, brown and gray wash
A Bridge over a Canal in Winschoten
Martinus Rørbye
1834
The Oude Waag in Amsterdam Seen from the North-East, Martinus Rørbye Danish, Graphite, gray, blue-gray and brown wash
The Oude Waag in Amsterdam Seen from the North-East
Martinus Rørbye
1834

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