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Soldiers resting by Albrecht Adam — VisualArtsDB

Soldiers resting

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Army march on the Wiazma plain on August 28th, from Picturesque and military journey from Willenberg in Prussia to Moscow

Army march on the Wiazma plain on August 28th, from Picturesque and military journey from Willenberg in Prussia to Moscow

Albrecht Adam, 1827

Vialejka). 16 July 1812

Vialejka). 16 July 1812

Albrecht Adam, 1812

The Battle of Temesvár

The Battle of Temesvár

Albrecht Adam, 1855

Battle of Borodino

Battle of Borodino

Albrecht Adam, 1825

Battle for Moscow 7 September 1812

Battle for Moscow 7 September 1812

Albrecht Adam, 1825

General Herido

General Herido

Albrecht Adam, 1802

Napoleon Before Burning Smolensk 1812

Napoleon Before Burning Smolensk 1812

Albrecht Adam, 1836

The Battle of Szeged

The Battle of Szeged

Albrecht Adam, 1853

Countess Caroline von Waldbott-Bassenheim, b. Oettingen-Wallerstein on horseback on a hill near Leutstetten; in the background Leutstetten Castle

Countess Caroline von Waldbott-Bassenheim, b. Oettingen-Wallerstein on horseback on a hill near Leutstetten; in the background Leutstetten Castle

Albrecht Adam, 1855

Bačejkaŭ, manor of Chraptovič

Bačejkaŭ, manor of Chraptovič

Albrecht Adam, 1812

Girl with Donkey Bearing Pack, in Mountain Landscape

Girl with Donkey Bearing Pack, in Mountain Landscape

Albrecht Adam, 1806

Willenberg, from Picturesque and military journey from Willenberg in Prussia to Moscow

Willenberg, from Picturesque and military journey from Willenberg in Prussia to Moscow

Albrecht Adam, 1827