52.0000: Karteikästen: Buchstaben "B", "C" und "D"
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4-102-0 Bestand, 4-102-0- 52.0002
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Enthält: Braatz, Joachim Bracht, Eugen Bracquemond, Félix Braekeleer d.Ä., Ferdinand de Braekeleer d.J., Ferdinand de Braekeleer, Henri de Braekeleer, Jacques de Braekeleer, Adrien de Brämer, Ulrich Bräutigam, Joh. Jak. Brain, J. Brain, T. Braith, anton Brakenburg, Regner Bramante (eigentl. Donato d'Angnolo) Bramer, Leonhard Branca, Giulio Brancaccio, Carlo Brancusi, Constantin Brand, Adriaen Brand, Werner Brandard, Edward Paxman Brandard, Robert Brandel, Peter Brandl, Josef Brandenberg, Wilhelm Brandes, Heinrich Brandes, Ruth Brandis, Ruth von Brands, Wilfried Brands, Will Brandsenburg, F.J. von Heeckeren van Brandstetter, Hans Brandt, Joseph von Brandt, Paula Braque, Georges Brascassat, Jacques Raymond Brattig, Werner Braun, Elisabeth Braun, Kaspar Braun, Louis Braun, Lothar Brausewetter, Otto Bray, Jakob de Bray, Dirk de Bredius, Abraham Bredt, F.M. Brée, Mattheus Ignatius van Breek, van Brehmer, Klaus-Peter Breitbach, Karl Breitenstein, Alfred Breitling, Gisela Breker, Arno Breemberg, Bartholomäus Bremer, Uwe Brendel, Albert Brenken, Hanne Brenneis, Jo Brennhäuser, andreas wolfgang Brentano, Tremezza von Breton, Jules Adolphe Bretz, Julius Breu (Brew, Prew), Georg Breuer, Harry Breughel (Breugel od. Brueghel) (Der Alte/Der Lustige), Pieter Breughel (Der Junge/Der Höllenbreughel), Pieter Breughel (de Velours/d.i. Sammetbreughel), Jan Breughel, Ambrosio Breughel (Rhyngraf/der Neapolitaner), Abraham Breuning, Constanze von Breymann, Adolf Bridgman, Frederick A. Briel, Ernst van Bril, Matthäus Bril, Mattijs Brill, Paul Brinkmann, Enrique Brinkmann, F.-Dietrich Brion, Gustave Brockedon, William Brockmeier, Heinrich Brodzkij, Victor Brökelmann, Detlof Bröker, Wilhelm Bromeis, August Bronkhorst, Peter van Bronkhorst, Jan van Bronkhorst, Jan van Bronnikow, Fedor Andrejewitsch Brosamer, Hans Brocquy, Louis Le Brouwer (Brauwer), Adriaen Brown, Joseph Brown, M.C. Brown, M.E.D. Brown, M. Lamont Brown, Mary Cummings Brown, Mather Brown, Ford Madox Brown, J. Brown, Julien Appleton Brown J. Henry Brown, J. Michael Brown, John Brown, John Brown, John Crawford Brown, John George Brown, John Lewis Brown, C. Brown, George Loring Brown, Henry Brown, Henry Kirke Browne, Hablôt Knight (gen. Phiz) Brozik, Vaclav Bruchhäuser, Karl Bruchmann, Joerg Brüggemann, Hans Brühl, Willi Brüning, Peter Brütt, Adolf Brüx, Elna Brugger, Friedrich Brugghen, Hendrik ter Brunelleschi, Filippo Bruni, Bruno Brunkow, Willi Brun, Charles B. Brun, Christian Brunn, Grid Brunner, Hans Brunnow, Ludwig Brufaforci (Domenico del Riccio) Brusius, Walter Bruyn, Bartholomäus de Bruyn, Abraham de Bruyn, Nicolas de Bruyn, Cornelis Bruyn, Barthel Bruyn, Nicolaes de Bruyn-Ouboter, Ru de Bryen Bubenik, Gernot Buchczik, Ilse Bucher, Bruno Bucher, Franz Buchheister, Carl Buchholz, Erich Buchholz, Franz Buchhorn, Ludwig Buchser, Frank Büchel, Eduard Bücher, Paul Bücker, H.G. Bühl, Hede Bühlmayer, Conrad Bültemeyer, Heinrich Bürkel, Heinrich Bürklein, Friedrich Bürkner, Hugo Büschelberger, Friedrich Buffalmacco, Buonamico Cristofani Buffet, Bernard Bugiardini, Giuliano Buhr, Oltmann de Bulcke, Guy Bultman, fritz Buncho, Ippitsusai Bunik, Jan van Bunkwadô Buonaccorsi, Pierino Buonfiglio,Venedetto Buontalenti, Bernardo Buonvicino, Alessandro Burant, Frantiek Burch, Ilse Burchartz, Max Burckhardt, Jakob Buren, Daniel Burger, Adolf Burger, Johann Burger, Ludwig Burger, Walter Burgkmair, Hans Burgkmair, Thomas Burgmer, Brigitte Burgschmiet, Daniel Burgschmiet, Jak. Daniel Burka, Jan Burne-Jones, Edward Sir Burnet, John Burnier, Richard Burri, Alberto Bursche, Ernst Burtin, Marcel Busch, Carl Busch, Florenz Busch, Friedrich Busch, Rolf Busch, Wilhelm Busi, Luigi Busse, Hal Bussenius, Ingrid Bussenius, Michael Bussmann, Eugen Byström, Johan Niklas Cabanel, Alexander Cabat, Nicolas Louis Cabet, Paul Cades, Joseph Caffe, Daniel Ferdinand Caffi, Ippolito Cagliari Cagnola, Luigi Caïn, Auguste Nicolas Calamatta, Luidi (Ludwig) Calame, Alexander Calcagni, Tiberio Calcagni, Antonio Calder, Alexander Calderara, Antonio Calderón, Philippe Callimachus Callet, Jacques Calvi, J.E. Camaïen (Camée) Camaro, Alexander Cambi, Ulisse Cambiaso, Giovanni Cambiaso, Luca Camoin, Charles Campagna, Girolamo Campagna, Pietro Campagnola, Domenico Campendon(c)k, Heinrich Camphausen, Wilhelm Campl, Bernardino Campigli, Massimo Campion, George B. Campori, Giuseppe Camuccini, Vincenzo Canale, Antonio Canale, Giuseppe Canaletto (eigentl. Belotto), Bernardo Canham, Anthony Canina, Luigi Canlassi, Guido Cano, Alonso Canogar, Rafael Canaletto (eigentl. Canale), Antonio Canon, Hans Canoba, Antonoio Cantarini, Simone Canton, Gustav Canuti, Domenico Maria ”apek, Josef Capogrossi, Giuseppe Capone, W.H. Cappelle, Jan van de Caraglio, Giovanni Jacopo Caravaggio, Michelangelo Amerighi da Cardo, Lodovico Carducha, Bartolomeo Carducha, Vincenzo Caris, Gerard Carleton, William Carlo, Signor Carlone, Taddeo Carlone, Giovanni Carlone, Giovanni Batista Carlone, (Giovanni) Andrea Carlstedt, Calle Carmassi, Arturo Carolsfeld, Schnorr von Carolus, Jean Caron, Antoine Caron, Adolph Alexander Joseph Carotto, Gian Francesco Carpacci, Bruno Carpaccio, Vittore Carpeaux, Jean Baptiste Carpenter, William Hookham Carpi, Ugo da Carpioni, Giulio Carracci, Lodovico Carracci, Agostino Carracci, Annibale Carracci, Antonio C. Careño, Don Juan de Miranda Carriera, Rosalba Carriere, Eugène Carrier-Belleuse, Albert Ernest Carstens, Asmus Jakob Cartellier, Pierre Carus, Karl Gustav Carter, C. Carter, D. M. Carter, Ellen Carter, George Carter, Henry Carter, H. B. Carter, Henry William Carter, Hugh Carter, James Carter, J. H. Carter, J. M. Carter, Samuel John Carter, William Cars, Laurent Casanova, Achille Casanova, Agostino Casanova, Antonio Casanova Carlos Casanova, Diego Casanova, Domenico Casanova, Ernesto Casanova, Francesco Casanova, Francisco Casanova, Gaspare Casanova, Giovanni Battista Casanova, Giuseppe Casanova, Lorenzo Casanova, Giovanni Jac. de Seingalt Casarati, Felice Caspar-Filser, Maria Cassas, Louis François Castagno, Andrea del Castiglione, Giovanni Benedetto Castillo, Jorge Caston, Richard Catel, F. L. Catenacci, Ercole Catherwood Catlin, George Cattaneo, Danese Cattermole, Charles Cattermole, Georg Cattermole, Leonardo Cattermole, Richard Cattermole, George Caucig, Franz Cauer, Karl Cavallini, Pietro Cavedone, Giacomo Cavael, Rolf Cavailles, Jules Cellini, Benvenuto ”epelák, Ladislav Ceracchi, Giuseppe Cerquozzi, Michel Angelo César Cesari, Giuseppe Cesi, Bartolomeo Cespedes, Pablo de Cestnik, Franz Cézanne, Paul Challis, Ebenezer Chalon, Alfred Edward Chalon, Christina Chalon, Claude Chalon, Henry Bernard Chalon, Jan Chalon, John James Chalon, Louis Chalon, Louis Chalon, Maria Chamberlain, John Champagne, Philippe de Chamüin, Claude Hiliaire Alphonse C. Chamoüin, Jean Baptist Marie Champion, Theo Chapuy, Jean Baptist Chapuy, Nicolas Marie Joseph Chantrey, Francis Chaplin, Charles Chares, C. Charlemont, Eduard Charlemont, Hugo Charlet, M. Charlet, Nicolas Toussaint Chasselat, Charles Abraham Chasselat, Henri-Jean-Saint-Auge Chasselat, Pierre Chastel, Roge Château, Ludwig Chauvet, Florentin Louis Chauvet, Jules Adolphe Chavannes, Puvis de Chazal, Antoine Chazal, Charles Camille Chevolleau, Jean Chialli, Vincenzo Chillida, Eduardo Chirico, Giorgio de Choki, Eishosai Chodewiecki, Daniel Christen, Hans Christen, Joseph Christian, Abraham David Christens, Wilhelm Chudomel, Jaroslav Chung Cheng, Chow Ciarlo, Rafaello Cibber, Cajus Gabriel Cignaroli, Giambettino Cimiotti, Emil Cipriani, Giovanni Battista Claesz, Pieter Clarenbach, Max Clark Clark, James Clark, John Heaviside (gen. Waterloo-Clark) Clark, Joseph Clark, Thomas Clark, Thomas Clark, William Clasen, Karl Clasen, Lorenz Classer, Friedrich August Clauberg, Ernst Claus, Wilhelm Clavé, Antoni Cleve (Cleef), Hendrik III. Cleef, Jan van Clement, Frans Clementi, Prospero de Clementschitsch, Arnold Clint, George Clizia, Mario Giani Clodion, Claude-Michel Clodt-Jügensburg, Peter Baron von Cloß, Gustav Paul Clouet, François Clouet (auch Clouvet, Clovet, Clowet), Peter Clouet, Albert Clovio, G. Julius Cochin, Charles Nicolas Cocteau, Jean Coello, Alonso Sanchez Coello, Claudio Coello, Isabella Sanchez Cogniet, Cathérine Caroline Cogniet, Léon Cogniet, Marcel Cogniet, Marie-Amélie Cohen, Carl Cohen, Bernard Cohen, Harold Coignard, James Coignet, Jules Cole, Thomas Colin, Alexander Colin, Alexandre Marie Colin, Charles-Amédé Colin, Charles-François Colin, Gustav Colin, Paul Alfred Colleoni, Girolamo Colliander, Ina Collins, William Collot, Maria Colom, Maria Josefa Colombo, Giuseppe Colonna, Michel Angelo Columna, Franc. Hypnerotomachia Poliphili Camensoli, Mario Commans, Raz Heinrich Comolli, J. B. Coningh, Salomon Conrad, Carl Emanuel Conrad-Raguschke, Elfriede Conradi, Thomas Conradi, Dorothee Consagra, Pietro Conscience, Wilfried Constable, John Constant (Nieuwenhuys), A. Conté, Nicolas Jacques Contri, Antonio Cook, Conrad Cook, Ebenerzer Wake Cook, Emily annie Cook, George Edward Cook, George Frederick Cook, Henry Enrico Cook, Henry R. Cook, George Cooke, William Bernard Cooke, William John Cope, Charles West d.J. Cope, Charles West d.Ä. Coppens, Joep Cooper, Abraham Corbaux, Fanny Corbaux, Louisa Corbould, EdwardHenry Corbould, George Corbould, Henry Corbould, Richard Corbould, Walton Cordes, Joh. Wilh. Cords, Jens Corenzio, Belisar Corinth, Lovis Coriolano, Christoph Coriolano, Bartolomeo Coriolano, Giovanni Battista Corneille Cornelius, Peter (Joseph) von Cornelis (Cornelius von Haarlem) Cornill, Otto Corot Corpora, Antonio Corradi, Konrad Corregio, Antonio Allegri da Corodi, Arnold Corvey, E. M. Cosimo, Piero di Cossovel, Liliana Costa, Lorenzo Cosway, Maria Coudenhove-Kalergi, Michael Graf Couder, Auguste Coufal, Franz Anton Courbet, Gustave Court, Catherine-Adrienne de la Court van den Voort Court, charles de Court, Jean de Court, Johannes-Franciscus de la Court, Joseph-Désiré Couture, Thomas Cousin, Jean Cousins, Harold B. Couston, Nicolas Couston, Guillaume Couston, Guillaume Coviello, Peter Coypel, Antoine Coypel, Charles Antoine Coypel, Noël Coypel, Noël-Nicolas Coypel-Herault, Madeleine Crabeth, Dirk (Theodor) Crabeth, Wouter (Walther) Craemer, Kurt Craesbeeck, Joos van Cramer, R. Cramer, Tiarko Meyer Cramer, Alphons Johann Gustav von Cramer, Cäsar Adelbert Cramer, Frederik Christian Cramer, Friedrich (auch Dietrich) Cramer, Helene Cramer, Hendrik Willem Cramer, Johann Helferich Cramer, Molly Cramer, Peter Cramer, Petrus Cranach, Lucas d.Ä. Cranach, Lucas d. J. Crane, Thomas Crane, Antoine de Crane, Charles I Crane, Charles II. Crane, Daniel de Crane, Francis Sir Crane, Frederick Crane, Gaultier Crane, Ghisbert Crane, Jean de Crane, Lancelot Crane, Nicolas Crane, Walter Crayer, Kaspar de Credi, Lorenzi di Cremer, Heinz-Josef Cremer, Wilhelm Cremers, Hans Günter Crespi, Giovanni Battista Crespi, Daniele Crespi, Giuseppe Maria Creyghton, Patrick Crippa, Roberto Cridelli, Carlo Crove, Girolamo Rizzo da Santa Croissant, Michael Crola, Heinrich Croos, Anthony J. van Croos, Jacob van Crozier, William Cruikschank, George Cruyl, Lieven Cüppers, Walter Curt, Rolf Cvitkowic Cydias Czachorski, Wladislaw Czermak, Jaroslaw Daddi, Bernardo Däge, Eduard Dähling, Heinrich Daehr, Ulrich Dael, Jan van Dänzer, Eberhard Dafinger, Moritz Michael Daguere, Louis Jacques Mandé Dahl, Johan Christian Clausen Dahlen, Reiner Dahler, Gustav Dahler, Hanneliese Dahmen, Karl-Fred Dake, Carel Lodewijk d.J. Dake, Carel Lodewijk d.Ä. Dalen, Cornelius Dallinger, Johann von Dalling d.J. Dallinger, Johann von Dalling d.Ä. Dam, Willem Jan van Damian, Horia Danckaerts, Cornelis Danckaerts, Heinrich Danhauser, Josef Daniel, Joseph Henri Daniell, Samuel Daniell, Thomas Daniell, William Dank, Franz Dannecker, Johann Heinrich von Dannehl, Brigitte Danzer, Horst Darnstädt, Johann Adolf Darugli, Emir Daubigny, François Daumier, Henri Daumier, Honroé Danzats, Adrien David, François-Anne David, Jacques Louis David, Jules David, Piere Jean Davie, Alan Davis, Stuart Davringhausen, Heinrich Maria Dawe, Henry Edward Dawe, Philipp Dawe, Georg Deak, Niklas Debenjak, Riko Decaisne, Henri Decamps, Alexandre Gabriel Decamps, M. Decaux, Jacques Decoene, Jean Henri de Coene (s. Henri Coene) Deeble, T. Deeble, William Deelen, Dirk (oder Dietrich) Defregger, Franz Degas, Edgar Degenhardt, Gertrude Deger, Ernst Degner, Arthur Deifel, L. (J.L.) Deiker, Carl Deiker, Carl Friedrich Deiker, Friedrich Deiker, Johannes Christian Deineka, Alexander Dekker, Jeremias de Delacroix, Eugène Delaforgue, Franz Delaroche, Paul Delaunay, Robert Delft, Jan Vermeer van Delin, Jean Joseph Delorme, Pierre Claude François Delpech, François Séraphin Delvaux, Lorenz Delvaux, Ferdinand Maria Demarco, Hugo Demarteau, Gilles Demarne, Jean Louis Deneç, Erol Deneke-Gerth, Eva Denkhaus, Sigrid Denis, Maurice Denis, Simon Denner, Balthasar Denny, Robyn Denys, Jakob Deppe, Gustav Derain, André Derieux, Roger Dertinger, Ernst Deroy, Auguste-Victor Descamps, Jean Baptiste Descamps, Guillaume Desiré Josephe Descoudres, Ludwig Deshayes, Jean Baptiste Desmarées, Georg Desnoyer, François Despiau, Charles Desplaces, Louis Dethleffs, Ursula Destouches, Paul Emile Detterbeck, W. Erich Deurer, Peter Ferdinand Deutsch, Friedhelm
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