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Norwegian Landscape with Waterfall

Norwegian Landscape with Waterfall

Jacob Isaacksz. van Ruisdael

Inv. no. 425

Storm at Sea

Storm at Sea, c 1650

Jacob Isaacksz. van Ruisdael

Inv. no. 550

Landscape with Waterfall

Landscape with Waterfall, early 1670s

Jacob Isaacksz. van Ruisdael

Inv. no. 551

Hilly and wooded Landscape with Falconer and Horseman

Hilly and wooded Landscape with Falconer and Horseman, mid 1650s

Jacob Isaacksz. van Ruisdael

Inv. no. 670

View of St Wolfgang am Abersee

View of St Wolfgang am Abersee, after 1795

Ferdinand Runk

Inv. no. 60

Mountain Stream after the Thunderstorm

Mountain Stream after the Thunderstorm, 1891

Robert Russ

Inv. no. 574

Seascape with Sailing-boat on the right

Seascape with Sailing-boat on the right, after 1650

Salomon van Ruysdael

Inv. no. 552

Seascape with Sailing-boat on the left

Seascape with Sailing-boat on the left, after 1650

Salomon van Ruysdael

Inv. no. 553

Sigismund Christoph Count Schrattenbach (1698 Graz-1771 Salzburg), Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg (1753-1771)

Sigismund Christoph Count Schrattenbach (1698 Graz-1771 Salzburg), Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg (1753-1771), 18th century

Salzburger Maler/painter from Salzburg

Inv. no. 123

St Margaret

St Margaret, c 1415

Salzburgisch

Inv. no. 508

Apollo

Apollo, c 1700

Salzburgisch

Inv. no. 512

Christ at the mount of olives

Christ at the mount of olives, 1554

Jan Sanders, gen./called Hemessen called Hemessen

Inv. no. 498

Nativity

Nativity

Carlo Saraceni called Carlo Veneziano

Inv. no. 393

Dreifaltigkeitsgasse in Salzburg

Dreifaltigkeitsgasse in Salzburg, 1833

Hubert Sattler

Inv. no. 9

The Watzmann

The Watzmann, 1861

August Schäffer von Wienerwald

Inv. no. 94

Regina Sophie Karoline Schider, née Kirchdorffer, called Lina (1854–1927) in the traditional costume of the Markgräflerland [region in the southwest of Germany]

Regina Sophie Karoline Schider, née Kirchdorffer, called Lina (1854–1927) in the traditional costume of the Markgräflerland [region in the southwest of Germany], c 1872

Fritz Schider

Inv. no. 249

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