Alamy logo

Abschied Stock Photos and Images

(6)See abschied stock video clips

Abschied Stock Photos and Images

Germany, Berlin, WW I, coloured drawing with the title: 'Abschied der Bevölkerung von unseren Truppen ' ( farewell to our troupes by the people), image from the leporello ' Unity makes us strong - the war of people 1914 ', issue No. 1, artist unknown, publishing house unknown, date of publishing unknown. , Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photo
RMT1RKMH–Germany, Berlin, WW I, coloured drawing with the title: 'Abschied der Bevölkerung von unseren Truppen ' ( farewell to our troupes by the people), image from the leporello ' Unity makes us strong - the war of people 1914 ', issue No. 1, artist unknown, publishing house unknown, date of publishing unknown. , Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
H. Bogner, Abschied des Soldaten (farewell of the soldier) A genre painting, oil on sheet iron, at the lower right signed 'H Bogner invent et pinx 1838', dimensions of the picture 43 x 32 cm. New frame. A dutybound, fully equipped infantryman says goodbye to his family after his home leave at his parent's farmstead. Beautiful, slightly naive, Biedermeier illustration. In Bavaria the infantrymen only had to stay with the troops for about a third of the time of their three years of service, the rest of the time they were at home and on call. histor, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photo
RMT3CMCB–H. Bogner, Abschied des Soldaten (farewell of the soldier) A genre painting, oil on sheet iron, at the lower right signed 'H Bogner invent et pinx 1838', dimensions of the picture 43 x 32 cm. New frame. A dutybound, fully equipped infantryman says goodbye to his family after his home leave at his parent's farmstead. Beautiful, slightly naive, Biedermeier illustration. In Bavaria the infantrymen only had to stay with the troops for about a third of the time of their three years of service, the rest of the time they were at home and on call. histor, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
book, Johannes R. Becher: 'Abschied' (Farewell), novel, first edition, Aufbau publishing house, Berlin 1945, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available Stock Photo
RMC41MRA–book, Johannes R. Becher: 'Abschied' (Farewell), novel, first edition, Aufbau publishing house, Berlin 1945, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
religion, Christianity, clergyman, 'Abschied' (Farewell), drawing, detail, out of: 'Münchener Punsch', 19th volume, number 13, Munich, 1.4.1866, out of: 'Deutsches Ärzteblatt', magazine 41, Cologne, 11.10.1973, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available Stock Photo
RMFGRF69–religion, Christianity, clergyman, 'Abschied' (Farewell), drawing, detail, out of: 'Münchener Punsch', 19th volume, number 13, Munich, 1.4.1866, out of: 'Deutsches Ärzteblatt', magazine 41, Cologne, 11.10.1973, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
theatre / theater, Meran Volksschauspiele, 'Der sterbende Steinhuber nimmer Abschied von den Seinen', ('dying Steinhuber wishing farewell to his family'), photograph by B.Johannes, Meran / Partenkirchen, circa 1910, historic, historical, Europe, Germany, Austria, Tyrol, 19th / 20th century, Stock Photo
RMB49XC3–theatre / theater, Meran Volksschauspiele, 'Der sterbende Steinhuber nimmer Abschied von den Seinen', ('dying Steinhuber wishing farewell to his family'), photograph by B.Johannes, Meran / Partenkirchen, circa 1910, historic, historical, Europe, Germany, Austria, Tyrol, 19th / 20th century,
money / finance, banking / lending, moneylender, 'Trawrige Klag ober den erbaermlichen Abschied dess wolbekandten Herrn Credits' (Sad lamentation about the miserable farewell of the well-known Mr Credit), satirical leaflet, copper engraving, coloured, Paulus Fuerst publishing house, Nuremberg, Germany, circa 1650, Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared Stock Photo
RMB2J234–money / finance, banking / lending, moneylender, 'Trawrige Klag ober den erbaermlichen Abschied dess wolbekandten Herrn Credits' (Sad lamentation about the miserable farewell of the well-known Mr Credit), satirical leaflet, copper engraving, coloured, Paulus Fuerst publishing house, Nuremberg, Germany, circa 1650, Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared
Page 1 of 1