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View of Strasbourg

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A watercolor view presenting a view of Strasbourg, 19th century.
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Emile Schneider

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A black chalk drawing on paper made by Emile Schneider (1873-1943), circa 1900, showing a young woman.
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Charles Ammann

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A drawing made by Charles Ammann, dated 1906.
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Sketchbook

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A sketchbook presenting different views on Alsatian and Swiss landscapes. 1836-1840.
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Dorette Muller

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A watercolor painting presenting a cartoon by Dorette Muller.
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Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen

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A pair of framed pencil sketches presenting black cats by Steinlen.
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Parable of the Prodigal Son

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Three gouaches presenting different scenes of the Parable of the Prodigal Son, mid 18th century.
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Marie Loyse Amiet – Salome

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A drawing presenting Salome dancing the dance of the Seven Veils, made by Marie Loyse Amiet, beginning of the 19th century.
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Louis Hesselbarth – Three Alsatian female peasants

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An ink drawing representing three Alsatians female peasants, made by Louis Hesselbarth.
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Sector

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A brass sector, Paris end of the 18th century
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Alsatian conscript number

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An Alsatian conscript number, made in 1858 in Hochfelden canton
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Saint Maria Magdalena

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A gouache and watercolor drawing presenting Maria Magdalena
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Leo Schnug

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A portrait of a man made by Leo Schnug
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Charles Spindler

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A mix-technic drawing on paper, signed "C. Spindler 1915" for Charles Spindler (1865 - 1938).
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