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  1. Berlin. Palace, apartment of Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm IV of Prussia, tea salon. Design for ceiling — Karl Friedrich Schinkel
  2. Berlin. Palace, apartment of Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm IV of Prussia, tea salon. Design for ceiling — Karl Friedrich Schinkel
  3. Karl Friedrich Schinkel — Franz Krüger
  4. Drawing of Capitolium after archaeological excavation of 1826 — Luigi Basiletti
  5. The View of Vilnius Cathedral — Józef Peszka, 1808
  6. Karl Friedrich Schinkel en su Lecho — Friedrich Wilhelm Theodor Hensel
  7. Berlín. Altes Museum junto al Lustgarten. Vista interior de la escalera principal — Karl Friedrich Schinkel
  8. An Interior View Of The Colosseum, Rome — John Warwick Smith
  9. Berlin. Altes Museum by the Lustgarten. Cross section view of the Rotunda — Karl Friedrich Schinkel
  10. Afsarwala Tomb And Mosque, Near Humayun's Tomb — Thomas y William Daniell
  11. View The Forum In Rome With The Temple Of The Leading Vespasien — Thomas Hartley Cromek
  12. Entry Of A Monastery, A Roman Palace In The Background — Bartolomeo Pinelli
  13. The Banks of the Spree near Stralau — Karl Friedrich Schinkel, 1817
  14. Overlooking the Roman Forum with the Arch of Septimius Severus and the Temple of Faustina and Antoninus Pius. — albert rieger
  15. Un viaje en bote por el Königssee en Berchtesgaden (con Karl Friedrich Schinkel y su esposa, Susanne Schinkel, nacida Berger) — Karl Friedrich Schinkel
  16. Berlín. Iglesia de Friedrichswerder. Diseño tal como se ve tras la finalización del edificio. Vista en perspectiva — Karl Friedrich Schinkel
  17. Vista de Roma desde Schinkel — Karl Friedrich Schinkel
  18. View Of The Regola From Trastevere — Victor Jean Nicolle
  19. Campo vaccino, rome — Hendrik Frans Van Lint
  20. Carousel in Brescia — Pietro Scalvini
  21. Berlin. Altes Museum by the Lustgarten. View of the Rodunda — Karl Friedrich Schinkel
  22. Ruins of the Forum, Rome — Bernardo Bellotto
  23. The Colosseum, Rome — John Warwick Smith

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  1. Morning — Karl Friedrich Schinkel, 1813