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Caspar David Friedrich
ca. 1825–30

Caspar David Friedrich
1805–6

Cut by Christian Friedrich
Designed by Caspar David Friedrich
1803

Caspar David Friedrich
November 20–22, 1802(?)

Caspar David Friedrich
September 29, 1802 (printed 1803 or later)

Cut by Christian Friedrich
Designed by Caspar David Friedrich
1803

Cut by Christian Friedrich
Designed by Caspar David Friedrich
1803

Cut by Christian Friedrich
Designed by Caspar David Friedrich
1803

August Heinrich
ca. 1820

Johan Christian Dahl
1823

Eugène Cuvelier
early 1860s
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Onésipe Aguado de las Marismas
ca. 1862

Julius von Leypold
1835

Thomas Fearnley
ca. 1829–30

Johan Christian Dahl
1833

Johann Hermann Carmiencke

Carl Gustav Carus
ca. 1824
Raqib Shaw
2017–19

Lucas Arruda
2023

Lucas Arruda
2022
James Craig Annan
1890

Karl Blechen
ca. 1824

Karl Blechen
1827

Carl Wilhelm Kolbe
1830–35

Richard Wilson

Pavel Petrovich Svinin
1811–ca. 1813

John Rubens Smith

Jacob Philipp Hackert
ca. 1764

François Marius Granet
ca. 1810–20

Emanuel Murant

Antoine-Félix Boisselier
1811

Edward J. Steichen
1910

Thomas Cole
1832

Ralph Albert Blakelock
by 1886

Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1555–56

Aegidius Sadeler II
After Jan Brueghel the Elder
Publisher Justus Sadeler

Eugène Isabey
1843

Eugène-Joseph Verboeckhoven

Pavel Petrovich Svinin
1811–ca. 1813

Pierre Antoine Patel the Younger
1693

Anthonie Waterloo
17th century

Johann Heinrich Bleuler
late 18th–19th century
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