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German, Uruguayan · 1864–1913

Carlos Grethe

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Riviergezicht, Carlos Grethe, 1874 - 1908

Riviergezicht

1874 - 1908 · Rijksmuseum

Interieur met een lezende man aan tafel, Carlos Grethe, 1874 - 1908

Interieur met een lezende man aan tafel

1874 - 1908 · Rijksmuseum

Vissersschepen op het water, Carlos Grethe, 1874 - 1908

Vissersschepen op het water

1874 - 1908 · Rijksmuseum

Matrosen beim Streichen eines Schiffes, Carlos Grethe, 19th century

Matrosen beim Streichen eines Schiffes

19th century · Albertina

Fliegender Fisch, Carlos Grethe, 1894

Fliegender Fisch

1894 · Albertinum

Heimkehrende Werftarbeiter im Hamburger Hafen, Carlos Grethe, 1898

Heimkehrende Werftarbeiter im Hamburger Hafen

1898 · Albertinum