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The Lamentation, Friedrich Overbeck, 1840–45, Graphite partly worked over with pen and black ink and heightened with white; graphite framing line

The Lamentation

Friedrich Overbeck · 1840–45

Graphite partly worked over with pen and black ink and heightened with white; graphite framing line

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Der Triumph der Religion in den Künsten, Friedrich Overbeck, 1829–1840, Öl auf Leinwand

Der Triumph der Religion in den Künsten

Friedrich Overbeck · 1829–1840

Öl auf Leinwand

Public domain

Kinderbildnis, Friedrich Overbeck, c. 1816–1817, Bleistift auf Velinpapier

Kinderbildnis

Friedrich Overbeck · c. 1816–1817

Bleistift auf Velinpapier

Public domain

The Entombment, Friedrich Overbeck, 18th century, Red chalk

The Entombment

Friedrich Overbeck · 18th century

Red chalk

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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