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Showing 632 results for Northern European (probably Bohemia or Germany)
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Northern European (probably Bohemia or Germany)
possibly early 16th century; probably late 19th century
Central European
ca. 1400–1420
Northern European (possibly south Lowlands or Germany)
probably late 17th century
Façon de Venise, probably south Lowlands or Germany
17th century
Northern European (probably Germany)
17th century
Bohemian, probably Prague
1437–39
Bohemian, probably Prague
1437–39
Bohemian, probably Prague
ca. 1437–39
Bohemian, probably Prague
ca. 1437–39
Heinrich Heid von Winterthur
dated 1460
Northern European
16th century
Northern European
16th century
Northern European
first half 17th century
Northern European
16th century
Northern European
late 16th centuy
Western European, possibly Germany or England
ca. 1510–30
Master of the Dinteville Allegory
1537
Central European, possibly Germany
probably 17th or 18th century
Hans Daucher
ca. 1522
Northern French
ca. 1550–70
Northern European, possibly Flanders
ca. 1620–30
European, Bohemia
1st–4th century
Andreas Altomonte
ca. 1748
Northern European (probably German)
17th century
Afghanistan (probably Hadda)
5th–6th century
German, probably Nuremberg
ca. 1500
ca. 1504
probably northern European (probably German)
late 17th century
Joachim Patinir
ca. 1515
probably façon de Venise, northern European or Venetian
late 16th–mid-17th century
Façon de Venise, probably northern European (Lowlands or France)
early 17th century
Artemisia Gentileschi
1620s
Robert Peake the Elder
ca. 1606
Margareta Haverman
1716
ca. 1504
Northern European (?), possibly German
ca. 1380–1400
Pietro de Formicano
ca. 1610–20
Western or Central European; quiver, possibly German
quiver, probably early 16th century; bolts, 14th–16th century
Peter Munsten
ca. 1620–30
German, probably Dresden or Annaberg
ca. 1580–90