Ornament with satyrs
Daniel HOPFER
Luna
Sebald BEHAM
The city hunt
Thomas ROWLANDSON (etcher); Henry William BUNBURY (draughtsman)
Janus closing the gates of War
Robert van AUDENAERDE (engraver); Carlo MARATTI (after)
View of Halberstadt from Bullerberg
Friedrich Wilhelm WENIG (lithographer); Carl HASENPFLUG (after)
A Noblewoman from Brussels
Wenceslaus HOLLAR
Savona, Coast of Genoa
William Richard SMITH (etcher); James Duffield HARDING (after)
May White and Mary Newton, cabinet print
HARRY DART & CO., Hobart
Universal Exposition, Paris. National Manufacturers, Italian section, statuary
T. H. McALLISTER, New York
World’s Columbian Exposition, Chicago. 8685. The poetry of Fine Arts, Fine Arts Building, stereograph
B. W. KILBURN STEREOGRAPHIC VIEW CO., Littleton, New Hampshire (manufacturer)
Universal Exposition, Paris. 190. Pavilion of Mexico, French tissue stereograph
J. LÉVY & CO, Paris (manufacturer)
World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago. Columbus Fountain
W.C. HUGHES, London (manufacturer)
Thatcher
John SPOONER
Prince Charles-Louis, Elector Palatine
John PAYNE (engraver); Anthony van DYCK (after)
The disappointed epicures
Thomas ROWLANDSON
La Goulue
Henri de TOULOUSE-LAUTREC
Bedroom furniture of Mrs Mordecai
Robert PRENZEL
A Spanish noblewoman
Wenceslaus HOLLAR
Coast scene
Frank SHORT (engraver); Copley FIELDING (after)
Venetian lamp
Frank SHORT
A Dutch greengrocerie
Frank SHORT
Centennial Exhibition, Philadelphia. 2511. Childish pleasure, stereograph
CENTENNIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC CO., Philadelphia (manufacturer)
Paul Sandby
Edward FISHER (mezzotinter); Francis COTES (after)
Robert Bragge
John FABER the younger (mezzotinter); Robert BRAGGE (after)
David Jennings
James McARDELL (mezzotinter); W. JONES (after)
Elizabeth, Lady Melbourne
John FINLAYSON; Joshua REYNOLDS (after)
The guard wot looks arter the sovereign
UNKNOWN (etcher); William HEATH (after)
Doctor Gallipot placing his fortune at the feet of his mistress
UNKNOWN (etcher); Thomas ROWLANDSON (after)
The rule of three
Henry HEATH
A view from the Swan Brewhouse, Oxford
Robert DIGHTON