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The Sacking of Washington–By Law, from Harper's Weekly
Thomas Nast
February 7, 1880
"Young Men Attention!" (published in "The New York Gazette or Nast's Weekly"
Thomas Nast
originally published 1892
The Rebel Army Crossing the Fords of the Potomac for the Invasion of Maryland (from "Harper's Weekly," September 27, 1862)
Thomas Nast
1862
Eight small images relating to American history
Thomas Nast
originally published 1875–95
Grand Review of the Army of the Potomac – Drawn by Mr. Thomas Nast (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
October 10, 1863
Reproduction of a photograph of Thomas Nast
Thomas Nast
after 1896
"Satan Don't Get Behind Me" – Anything to Get Possession (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
August 12, 1873
Thomas Nast (?) holding a large volume, surrounded by animals
Thomas Nast
1860–86
Ladies' New-Year's Reception Dress (published in Harper's Bazar, January 15, 1881, p. 48)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1881
After the Killing of the Prince Imperial
Thomas Nast
1860–86
The Life of a Spy – In Nine Tableaux (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
October 24, 1863
We Accept the Situation (from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 11, p. 240)
Thomas Nast
April 13, 1867
A "Negro" Regiment in Action (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
March 14, 1863
Christmas Supplement (published in "Harper's Weekly," December 31, 1871)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1871
The Riverside Magazine for Young People, Volume II
Hurd and Houghton
1868
The Same Old Christmas Story Over Again (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
January 4, 1873
The Christmas Station (published in "Harper's Young People," December 22, 1885)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1885
Portrait of a Child (Cyril Nast?)
Thomas Nast
ca. 1881
Santa Claus Coming Down the Chimney
Thomas Nast
originally published 1872
The Wife of the Period – Suffer No Little Children to Come Unto Me (published in "Harper's Bazar," April 17, 1869)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1869
Bedtime Prayers on Christmas Eve
Thomas Nast
1870–90
Hello!, Santa Claus! (originally published in "Harper's Weekly," December 20, 1884)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1884
Trapping Rebel Guerrillas in the West (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
November 21, 1863
See: The Christmas Plum-Pudding (published in "Harper's Bazar," January 6, 1883)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1883
Justice: Visez the Rest of Their Passports! (Will St. Peter Recognize Them?) (from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 19, pp. 680-681)
Thomas Nast
August 21, 1875
Comparisons are Odious (published in "The New York World," August 10, 1888)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1888
New Year's Day, 1864 (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
January 2, 1864
Our Flag (published in "Harper's Weekly," July 16, 1864)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1864
The House That Tweed Built: Dedicated To Every True Reformer [Republican or Democrat]
Thomas Nast
1871
The "Big Thing" (from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 11, p. 256)
Thomas Nast
April 20, 1867
The Outs Always Wake up The Ins ("Harper's Weekly," Vol. XIX, p. 9)
Thomas Nast
January 2, 1875
Good and Bad Form of the Policemen – For the Citizens – For the Bosses
Thomas Nast
originally published ca. 1892
Husband Hunting Sketches (from "Appleton's Journal," Vol. II)
Thomas Nast
September 4, 1869
St. Valentine's Day – Building Castles in the Air (published in "Harper's Bazar," February 26, 1870)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1870
Was This the Custom House Private Stamp on Blaine's Private Trusts?
Thomas Nast
1888
The Invasion of the North – Street Scenes in Philadelphia – Sketched by Mr. Thomas Nast (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
July 18, 1863
The Mischievous Dog
Thomas Nast
1860–86
Reciprocation: "Won't Santa be surprised to find that he has not been forgotten!" (published in Harper's Bazar, January 8, 1881)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1881
Who Stole the People's Money?–Do Tell. N.Y. Times. T'was Him. [for "Harper's Weekly," August 19, 1871]
Thomas Nast
1871
Hunter and Fashionable Lady
Thomas Nast
1870–90