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Showing 11 results for Wilhelm Ackermann

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Silhouette of Graf Leopold Kinigl
Wilhelm Ackermann
1784–1834

Silhouette of Graf Lodroni
Wilhelm Ackermann
1784–1834

Silhouette of Gräfin Enzenberg, Stiftsfräulein
Wilhelm Ackermann
1784–1834

Silhouette of Gräfin Ferrari
Wilhelm Ackermann
1784–1834

Silhouette of Graf Coreth
Wilhelm Ackermann
1784–1834

Silhouette of Gräfin Coreth
Wilhelm Ackermann
1784–1834

Silhouette of Graf Ferrari
Wilhelm Ackermann
1784–1834

Silhouette of Gräfin Lodroni
Wilhelm Ackermann
1784–1834

Silhouette of Trapp, Stiftsfräulein
Wilhelm Ackermann
1784–1834

Ecce Homo, from "The Passion"
Albrecht Dürer
1512

The Beginning
Max Beckmann
1946–49