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View of a coffee house in Praterallee in Vienna. Aquatint; 1810.
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View of a coffee house in Praterallee in Vienna. Aquatint; 1810.

View of the gardens of the Royal Palace at Schoenbrunn Vienna. Etching; end of the 18th century.
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View of the gardens of the Royal Palace at Schoenbrunn Vienna. Etching; end of t...

View of Atzenbrugg in Lower Austria. Franz Schubert and his friends would frequently spend time at Castle Atzenbrugg. Watercolour; 19th century.
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View of Atzenbrugg in Lower Austria. Franz Schubert and his friends would freque...

House in Vienna's Kettenbrueckengasse, where Franz Schubert died aged 31 on November 19th, 1828. Watercolour; 19th century.
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House in Vienna's Kettenbrueckengasse, where Franz Schubert died aged 31 on Nove...

Sleigh ride at the Chinese Tower in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. Canvas; 1890.
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Sleigh ride at the Chinese Tower in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. Canvas; 1890.

Marienplatz square in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. Canvas; 1843.
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Marienplatz square in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. Canvas; 1843.

Stadtgraben in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. Canvas; 1880.
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Stadtgraben in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. Canvas; 1880.

View of from the Maximilianeum showing the river Isar with the Maximilian's Bridge. Munich, Bavaria, Germany. Canvas; 1880.
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View of from the Maximilianeum showing the river Isar with the Maximilian's Bri...

La Chaussée du Pont-Neuf - Carriageway of Pont-Neuf. Canvas; 1777. As one can see it in this painting by Nicolas-Jean-Baptist Raguenet (1715-1793) in 1777, all the small shops disappeared. The pavements, the only ones at that time in Paris, separate the crowds of pedestrians from the traffic of horsecarriages. Raguenet reproduced with painstaking meticulousness this daily life scene of the Pont-Neuf Bridge with the pump house of the Samaritaine (on the right) which used to supply the Louvre and Les Tuileries with water from the Seine River.
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La Chaussée du Pont-Neuf - Carriageway of Pont-Neuf. Canvas; 1777. As one can...

"Le Café du Caveau" (coffeehouse in the cellar) in the Palais-Royal. It is also known as the "Perron", which was attended by artists of the time, Marie-Joseph Chénier, Jacques-Louis David and politicians. Lithograph; 18th century.
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"Le Café du Caveau" (coffeehouse in the cellar) in the Palais-Royal. It is also...

Sennaya Square - Hay Square in St. Petersburg. Lithograph; 1822-1826. In 1737 a market was established where hay, firewood, oats and cattle were sold. It was located at the edge of the young city and was probably named after the Hay Market in London, in Russian called the Sennaya Ploschad.
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Sennaya Square - Hay Square in St. Petersburg. Lithograph; 1822-1826. In 1737...

View of the Kazan Kremlin with the Annunciation Cathedral and the Söyembikä Tower (on the right). The Kazan Kremlin is the chief historic citadel of Tatarstan, situated in the city of Kazan, which was built at the behest of Ivan the Terrible on the ruins of the former castle of Kazan khans. Canvas; 1846.
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View of the Kazan Kremlin with the Annunciation Cathedral and the Söyembikä Towe...