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- Dorotheum — 19th Century Paintings · 22 October 2015
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- TB-2026-14185324
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Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller, [no title recorded]. Dorotheum, 22 Oct 2015, lot 1172. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-14185324.
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Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller, [no title recorded]. Dorotheum, 22 Oct 2015, lot 1172. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-14185324.
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From the same sale 19th Century Paintings · Oct 2015
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| Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller | Portrait of Philipp Managetta von Lerchenau (1795–1862). 183 | $13,960 | Koller, Mar 2024 | |
| Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller | [no title recorded] | Dorotheum, Oct 2024 | ||
| Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller | Jacob Wartfeld | Sotheby's, Jun 2006 | ||
| Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller | Portrait of Count Erwin Franz Ludwig Berhard Ernst von Neipp | Sotheby's, Dec 2021 | ||
| Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller | A young woman in a white dress and red shawl. 1833. | Koller, Mar 2024 | ||
| Antonietta Brandeis | St. Mark's Church, Venice | Bonhams, Mar 2021 | ||
| Antonietta Brandeis | The Forum, Rome | Bonhams, Oct 2020 | ||
| Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller | A young lady, in off-the-shoulder white dress with white sil | Christie's, Dec 2004 |
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