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Judah and Tamar

Judah and Tamar, c 1650/60

Rembrandtschule/Rembrandt School

Inv. no. 570

Family Concert (The man drawing on the left is probably a self-portrait)

Family Concert (The man drawing on the left is probably a self-portrait), 1651

Constantijn Daniel à oder/or van Renesse

Inv. no. 315

At the Pebble Mills in Fürstenbrunn near Salzburg

At the Pebble Mills in Fürstenbrunn near Salzburg, ca 1869

Rudolf Ribarz

Inv. no. 572

Wounded Tancred, nursed by Erminia (Scene from Torquato Tasso (1544–1595): La Gerusalemme liberata (Jerusalem relieved))

Wounded Tancred, nursed by Erminia (Scene from Torquato Tasso (1544–1595): La Gerusalemme liberata (Jerusalem relieved))

Pietro Ricchi called il Lucchese

Inv. no. 308

Romantic Landscape

Romantic Landscape

Wilhelm August Rieder

Inv. no. 135

Old Woman Praying

Old Woman Praying, c 1629/30

Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn

Inv. no. 549

Fountain on a Palace Terrace (Free interpretation "Villa d`Este, Tivoli")

Fountain on a Palace Terrace (Free interpretation "Villa d`Este, Tivoli")

Hubert Robert

Inv. no. 495

Court Lawyer Dr. Johann Frank

Court Lawyer Dr. Johann Frank, c 1876

Anton Romako

Inv. no. 209

Portrait of a young man

Portrait of a young man, 1878

Anton Romako

Inv. no. 468

Italian Landscape around Olevano

Italian Landscape around Olevano, c. 1860/1862

Anton Romako

Inv. no. 488

The Card Players

The Card Players

Theodor Rombouts

Inv. no. 431

Italian Landscape with Herd and Herdsman

Italian Landscape with Herd and Herdsman

Philipp Peter Roos called Rosa da Tivoli

Inv. no. 420

Landscape with Soldiers

Landscape with Soldiers

Salvatore Rosa

Inv. no. 336

Landscape with Walkers

Landscape with Walkers

Salvatore Rosa

Inv. no. 337

The Apotheosis of St Charles Borromeo (Sketch for the left side-altar painting in the Collegiate Church, Salzburg)

The Apotheosis of St Charles Borromeo (Sketch for the left side-altar painting in the Collegiate Church, Salzburg), um 1721

Johann Michael Rottmayr

Inv. no. 259

Homage to a Tutelary Goddess (further interpretation: Allegory of Empress Elisabeth Christine as Astraea)

Homage to a Tutelary Goddess (further interpretation: Allegory of Empress Elisabeth Christine as Astraea), c 1714

Johann Michael Rottmayr

Inv. no. 596

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