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View of the Piazza dei Signori of Vicenza with horse-drawn carriages and figures walking in the square
Georg Balthasar Probst
ca. 1750–1801
The death of Saint Alesius, who is lying at left surrounded by monks and priests, doves carrying flowers overhead
Johann Balthasar Probst
1727
Saint Bartholomew degli Amidei reviving a boy, who is nude and is being held up by two people at right
Johann Balthasar Probst
ca. 1727
View of the Pont Notre Dame and the Louvre, Paris
Georg Balthasar Probst
second half 18th century
Representation d'un superbe feu d'artifice
Georg Balthasar Probst
18th century
Print honoring Joseph II (Representation d'un superbe feu d'artifice)
Anonymous, German, 18th century
1780
Collustrationis typus, Devise d'une illumination
Georg Balthasar Probst
1766–80
Pope Alexander IV inspired by the Blessed Virgin, approving the Servite Order
Johann Balthasar Probst
1734
Columbine
Kloster-Veilsdorf Porcelain Manufactory
ca. 1765
Altars (Unterschiedliche neue Altar)
Johann Georg Ringle
1724–40
Altars (Unterschiedliche neue Altar)
Johann Georg Ringle
1724–40
[Pulpits]
Johann Joseph Obrist
ca. 1732
Residenz und Schloss Raudnitz
Johann Balthasar Probst
ca. 1740
Erste Ausgabe seines vorhabenden Wercks. / Beylag zur ersten Ausgab. / Zweyte ( - Achtzehende) Ausgabe seines vorhabenden Wercks
Johann Jakob Schübler
n.d.
Altars (Unterschiedliche neue Altar)
Johann Friedrich Probst
1724–40
Aus dem Liewe vum Zent Märten
Georg Schmitt
1945
The father divides his assets: the prodigal son packing his father's goods in a trunk, set inside an elaborate room of a palace
Georg Balthasar Probst
after ca. 1770