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Nagel mit verziertem Kopf

Nagel mit verziertem Kopf

Sculpture

May one see it?

Unknown

Skulpturensammlung Dresden

Dresden, Germany

The owner is known; whether it is on view today is not.

In this state since
Sep 27, 2026
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From the collection of Skulpturensammlung Dresden

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Die Zwietracht, Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo da Vinci

Die Zwietracht

Medici Madonna, Michelangelo, 1524–1534

Michelangelo

Medici Madonna, 1524–1534

Christus mit Kreuz und Essigschwamm, Michelangelo, 1521

Michelangelo

Christus mit Kreuz und Essigschwamm, 1521

Madonna Medici, Michelangelo, 1521–1534

Michelangelo

Madonna Medici, 1521–1534

Rebellischer Sklave, Michelangelo, 1513–1515

Michelangelo

Rebellischer Sklave, 1513–1515

Pietà, Michelangelo, 1499

Michelangelo

Pietà, 1499

Leuchtertragender Engel, Michelangelo, 1494

Michelangelo

Leuchtertragender Engel, 1494

Maria mit dem Christusknaben und dem kleinen Johannes, Michelangelo

Michelangelo

Maria mit dem Christusknaben und dem kleinen Johannes

[Balli di Sfessania: Cap. Cerimonia und Signora Lavinia], Jacques Callot, 1620–1625

Jacques Callot

[Balli di Sfessania: Cap. Cerimonia und Signora Lavinia], 1620–1625

Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum

[Balli di Sfessania: Signora Lucia und Trastullo], Jacques Callot, 1620–1625

Jacques Callot

[Balli di Sfessania: Signora Lucia und Trastullo], 1620–1625

Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum

[Balli di Sfessania: Razullo und Cucurucu], Jacques Callot, 1620–1625

Jacques Callot

[Balli di Sfessania: Razullo und Cucurucu], 1620–1625

Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum

[Balli di Sfessania: Pulliciniello und Signora Lucretia], Jacques Callot, 1620–1625

Jacques Callot

[Balli di Sfessania: Pulliciniello und Signora Lucretia], 1620–1625

Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum

[Balli di Sfessania: Smaraolo cornuto und Ratsa di Boio], Jacques Callot, 1620–1625

Jacques Callot

[Balli di Sfessania: Smaraolo cornuto und Ratsa di Boio], 1620–1625

Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum

[Balli di Sfessania: Pasquariello Truonno und Meo Squaquara], Jacques Callot, 1620–1625

Jacques Callot

[Balli di Sfessania: Pasquariello Truonno und Meo Squaquara], 1620–1625

Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum

[Balli di Sfessania: Cap. Cardoni und Maramao], Jacques Callot, 1620–1625

Jacques Callot

[Balli di Sfessania: Cap. Cardoni und Maramao], 1620–1625

Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum

Balli di Sfessania, Titelblatt, Jacques Callot, 1620–1625

Jacques Callot

Balli di Sfessania, Titelblatt, 1620–1625

Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum