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Chess Set, Josef Hartwig German, Linden wood, glass, paper, German (Weimar) — Chess Set
Josef Hartwig
Heinz Nösselt
ca. 1923

Coat, Heinz Riva Swiss, calf skin, leather, Italian — Coat
Heinz Riva
ca. 1968

[Nude, Printed by Twice Exposing the Same Negative, Once Flipped], Heinz Hajek-Halke German, Gelatin silver print — [Nude, Printed by Twice Exposing the Same Negative, Once Flipped]
Heinz Hajek-Halke
1933

Shield, Heinz-Dieter Pietsch German, Dry pigments on handmade paper — Shield
Heinz-Dieter Pietsch
1984

Vadasa I, Karl-Heinz Droste German, Bronze — Vadasa I
Karl-Heinz Droste
1960

Doppelle Belichtung. E. Collein mit grammophon

Heinz Loew

1927–28

Shore: White Foam, Ochre, Blue

Heinz and Elizabeth Bertelsmann

ca. 1962

Sea: Turquoise, Yellow Green

Heinz and Elizabeth Bertelsmann

ca. 1962

White Rocks and Pebbles, Blue Sea

Heinz and Elizabeth Bertelsmann

ca. 1962

Shore: Red and Black Predominating

Heinz and Elizabeth Bertelsmann

ca. 1962

Collagious Material

Heinz Veuhoff

Helga Schikowsky

1965

Collagious Material

Heinz Veuhoff

Helga Schikowsky

1965

Heinz Veuhoff

1964

"Toward the Silent Chaos"

Heinz Veuhoff

Helga Schikowsky

1964

Heinz Veuhoff

1965

Heinz Veuhoff

1962

Elevation of a proposed building, New York City: Scheme A

Hans Heinz Lüttgen

1956

Erste George Grosz-Mappe, George Grosz American, born Germany, Portfolio of nine lithographs — Erste George Grosz-Mappe
George Grosz
Heinz Barger Verlag (previously Verlag Neue Jugend)
1917

The Haunted Place

Multiple artists/makers

1963

Cabochonean City (:New York 1960:)

Multiple artists/makers

1964

Auto-magnetismus azza

Multiple artists/makers

1964

Box, Otto L. Heintz American, Bronze, silver, stone, American — Box
Otto L. Heintz
ca. 1905

Mocking of Christ, Johann Heintz Austrian, Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash, over graphite. Framing line in pen and brown ink. — Mocking of Christ
Johann Heintz
late 16th–early 17th century

The Transformation of Aeneas' Ships into Nymphs by Cybele, from "Les Metamorphoses d'Ovide..."

Multiple artists/makers

1806–22

Initialen von Hans Holbein

Multiple artists/makers

1900

John Heins

WPA

1935–43

Railroad Crossing

John Heins

WPA

1935–43

Corsican Hillside

John Heins

WPA

1935–43

John Heins

WPA

1935–43

John Heins

WPA

1935–43

John Heins

WPA

1935–43

John Heins

WPA

1935–43

Primitive Holzschnitte

Paul Heitz

Heitz & Mündel

1913

Aus den Memoiren des Herrn von Schnabelewopsky

Multiple artists/makers

1910

Multiple artists/makers

1851

Johann Gottfried Schadow

Multiple artists/makers

1830

Madonna and Child Surrounded by Female Saints, Joseph Heintz the Younger German, Pen and dark gray ink and gray wash — Madonna and Child Surrounded by Female Saints
Joseph Heintz the Younger
1600–1678

Satyrs and Nymphs; verso: partial counterproof of Heintz's "Studies for the Flight into Egypt" in The Courtauld Gallery, London, Joseph Heintz the Elder Swiss, Brush and black ink, red chalk, gray and sanguine washes, heightened with white gouache, over black chalk and graphite underdrawing, incised, on off-white paper prepared with yellow wash, laid down to another sheet of laid paper; verso of secondary support: partial offset of a drawing in black and red chalk — Satyrs and Nymphs; verso: partial counterproof of Heintz's "Studies for the Flight into Egypt" in The Courtauld Gallery, London
Joseph Heintz the Elder
ca. 1599

Madonna and Child with Mary Magdalen, Joseph Heintz the Elder Swiss, Black and red chalk — Madonna and Child with Mary Magdalen
Joseph Heintz the Elder
late 16th–early 17th century

Jupiter and Ganymede, Joseph Heintz the Younger German, Pen and ink, red wash, heightened with white — Jupiter and Ganymede
Joseph Heintz the Younger
1626