Henk Van Os Books

The art of devotion in the late Middle Ages in Europe, 1300-1500
Venezia
Venezia

By Lund Humphries

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"Both St Petersburg and Amsterdam have often been called the Venice of the North. The expression is a good starting point for presenting the finest works of the St Petersburg Hermitage's collection...

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Studies in Early Tuscan Painting
Caspar David Friedrich the German romantic landscape
Traum von Italien
Traum von Italien

By H. W. Van Os, Henk Van Os

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Der Weg zum Himmel. Reliquienverehrung im Mittelalter.
Dreaming of Italy
Dreaming of Italy

By Henk Van Os

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Vecchietta and the sacristy of the Siena Hospital Church
Ilja Repin
Ilja Repin

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Ilya Repin
Ilya Repin

By H. W. Van Os, Henk Van Os, Ilya Repin

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