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  1. View of Dresden from the Right Bank of the Elbe with the Augustus Bridge — Bernardo Bellotto, 1748
  2. The Kreuzkirche in Dresden — Bernardo Bellotto, 1747
  3. The New Market Square in Dresden — Bernardo Bellotto, 1750

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  1. The Citadel of Antwerp shortly after the Siege of 19 November-23 December 1832, and the Surrender of the Dutch Garisson to the French, Ferdinand De Braekeleer (I), 1832 - 1839 — adrien ferdinand de braekeleer, 1839
  2. Dresden - Pirna Seen from the Harbour Town (detail) — Bernardo Bellotto
  3. The Neustadter Market in Dresden — Bernardo Bellotto
  4. he Blue Palace — Bernardo Bellotto
  5. View of a River, Perhaps in Padua — Canaletto, 1745
  6. Dresden from the Left Bank of the Elbe, below the Fortifications — Bernardo Bellotto, 1748
  7. The New Market Square in Dresden — Bernardo Bellotto, 1750
  8. Dresden - New Market Square in Dresden from the Jüdenhof — Bernardo Bellotto
  9. View of the Square of Zelazna Brama, Warsaw — Bernardo Bellotto, 1779
  10. View of Pirna with the Fortress of Sonnenstein — Bernardo Bellotto
  11. Landscape with Armed Men — Hercules Seghers, 1625
  12. Dresden, the Ruins of the Pirnaische Vorstadt — Bernardo Bellotto, 1766
  13. Paris. View of Roofs looking toward Montmartre — thomas girtin
  14. The Visit of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert to Manchester in 1851 — george hayes, 1876
  15. The Ruins of the Old Kreuzkirche in Dresden — Bernardo Bellotto, 1765
  16. Vienna, Panorama from Palais Kaunitz — Bernardo Bellotto, 1759
  17. Dresden-Elbe-Augustusbrücke — Bernardo Bellotto
  18. View of Dresden from the Right Bank of the Elbe with the Augustus Bridge — Bernardo Bellotto, 1748
  19. Rio dei Mendicanti with the Scuola di San Marco (detail) — Bernardo Bellotto, 1738
  20. The Kreuzkirche in Dresden — Bernardo Bellotto, 1747

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  1. View of Versailles — pierre denis martin (dit martin le jeune), 1722
  2. Dresden, the Frauenkirche and the Rampische Gasse — Bernardo Bellotto, 1749
  3. Clearing the Area in front of the Louvre Colonnade — pierre antoine de machy, 1760