Eastward from the Rhine: Romanticism to Abstraction, 1800-1925

• Notable Buildings of the Middle Ages in Germany: Ruins of the Church of the Virgin with the Tomb of Genevieve and Siegfried, Count Palatine of the Rhine, in the Moselle Valley near Andernack1821
• On the Streetc. 1914
• Dance of Death: Death the Strangler1850
• Self-Portrait1923
• Anxieties1880
• Working Woman with Blue Shawl1903
• Portrait of Dr. F. E. Pohl1825
• Dune Landscape with a Curving Bay1913
• Ruin of a Church1849
• Johann Arnold Heise1819
• Portrait of Dr. Jospeh Hauer1838
• Two Cossacks on Horseback1792–1832
• Baiern, Stadt Kellheim und Colonie Neu-Kellheim1804–72
• Outer Staircase of a Gothic Ruin1830
• Syrmien, Markt und Ruinen des Schlosses Sharengrad1804–72
• Mountainous Landscape with Bear in the Foreground1789–1829
• The Abduction1880
• Gothic Church among Oaks1810
• Genesis II1914
• Portrait of Dr. Karl Joseph Meyer1844
• Nude Studyfirst quarter 1900s
• Aloys Senefelder1834
• Tartars on Horseback1820
• Peasant Womanc. 1825–62
• The Action1880
• Peasant Sitting at a Table, Smoking a Pipe1817–1821
• Male Nude1912
• Hermine Galliac. 1904
• Seated Female Nude (Self-Portrait?)c. 1899
• Treec. 1835–45
• Homage1880
• Nieder-oesterreich, Stadt Stein1819
• Sharpening the Scythe1905
• Notable Buildings of the Middle Ages in Germany: St. Margaret's Chapel in the Imperial Castle at Nuremberg1819
• Vesuvius and the Bay of Naples from a Cave1820
• Repose1880
• Amor1880
• Queen Louise of Prussia1781–1837
• Villa Palatina1830
• Organ-Grinder Boy1829
• Girl Candling Eggs1840
• Portrait of Kaiser Maximilian I with Crown and Scepter1825
• Nieder-oesterreich, Die Ruinen des Schlosses1804–72
• Essay on Stone with Brush and Scraper: The Bear Pit1851
• Essay on Stone with Brush and Scraper: The Convoy of Prisoners through a Woods1851
• The King of Thulesecond or third quarter 1800s
• Profile Portrait of a Woman and a Man1808–69
• Conspiracy1895
• Nieder-oesterreich, Schloss Walseel1804–72
• Dance of Death: Death as a Friend1850

Artwork dates appear beneath each image. Open an artwork for its exhibition evidence and image credit.