Landscape with Tharandt Castle Ruins
Adrian Zingg (d. 1816)
c. 1800 · Print, etching on laid paper
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Landscape with Tharandt Castle Ruins
Adrian Zingg (d. 1816)
c. 1800 · Print, Hand-colored and sepia toned etching on wove paper
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Landscape with Castle and Shepherds
Achille Etna Michallon (d. 1822)
1814 · Drawing, brown ink and brown wash over graphite, heightened with white gouache
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Zuylen Castle, near Utrecht (recto)/Ruin of the huis Ter Kleef, near Haarlem (verso)
Roelant Roghman (d. 1692)
1646 · Drawing, Black chalk and wetted charcoal on cream laid paper
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St. Andrews Castle, from the Southeast
David Octavius Hill (d. 1870)
1846 · Photograph, salted paper print from calotype negative
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A View of Bracciano with the Church of S. Maria Assunta
Bartholomeus Breenberg (d. 1657)
c. 1619–33 · Drawing, Brown and gray inks and washes applied with point of brush and brush, with traces of graphite underdrawing on cream antique laid paper
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Ruin of the huis Ter Kleef near Haarlem
Roelant Roghman (d. 1692)
c. 1646–47 · Drawing, black chalk on paper
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Sketchbook: "Ruined Castle"
Samuel Prout (d. 1852)
1814 · Bound Volume, graphite with gray and brown wash
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The Ruin of Huis 't Sant at Katwijk aan Zee
Roelant Roghman (d. 1692)
1647 · Drawing, Black chalk and gray wash, with some oiled charcoal, on cream laid paper
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View of the Castle Gnandstein
Adrian Zingg (d. 1816)
c. 1795 · Drawing, Gray wash and black ink (applied with pen and point-of-brush) with brown ink and traces of graphite underdrawing
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Gorges Du Tarn Castelbouc
Amédée Trantoul (d. 1910)
1870s · Photograph, salted paper print from wet collodion negative
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