Steiger Collection

Johanna Katharina Steiger, a 2-year-old girl depicted in an enchanting painting by Albrecht Kauw in 1643

Steiger Collection: Johanna Katharina Steiger, Aged 2, 1643. Artist: Kauw, Albrecht (1616-1681)

Johanna Katharina Steiger, Aged 2, 1643. Artist: Kauw, Albrecht (1616-1681)
Johanna Katharina Steiger, Aged 2, 1643. Found in the collection of the Auckland Art Gallery

Steiger Collection: Lieve Verschuier Tail star comet Rotterdam cityscape painting

Lieve Verschuier Tail star comet Rotterdam cityscape painting
Lieve Verschuier, Tail star (comet) above Rotterdam, cityscape painting visual material paint oil painting wood, Oil on panel landscape format Tail star (comet)

Steiger Collection: Pieter Tiele View Korenbeurs Steiger five coats

Pieter Tiele View Korenbeurs Steiger five coats
Pieter Tiele, View of the Korenbeurs on the Steiger, with five coats of arms above the show, Rotterdam, cityscape painting footage oil paint linen

Jakob Steiger
JAKOB ROBERT STEIGER Swiss physician and statesman Date: 1801 - 1862

Steiger Collection: Germany. Berlin. German Church (Deutscher Dom). 18th century

Germany. Berlin. German Church (Deutscher Dom). 18th century
Germany. Berlin. German Church (Deutscher Dom), built in the 18th century by Karl Von Gontard and late 20th century rebuilt after its destruction in World War II. Used as a museum

Steiger Collection: The Steiger (canal), Rotterdam, Holland

The Steiger (canal), Rotterdam, Holland. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

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Johanna Katharina Steiger, a 2-year-old girl depicted in an enchanting painting by Albrecht Kauw in 1643. Meanwhile, in Rotterdam, the Livie Verschuier Tail's star-studded comet graces the cityscape of the Steiger Canal. In the heart of Berlin, three 18th-century German Church (Deutscher Dom) paintings bear the name Steiger, while Pieter Tiele captures the Korenbeurs with five distinctive coats. Jakob Steiger's legacy extends beyond art, leaving a significant mark in German history.