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Peasant Girl, Alfred Cornelius Howland American, Graphite and white chalk on gray wove paper, American
Peasant Girl
Alfred Cornelius Howland
ca. 1864
Rag Picker, from "Cries of New York"
Attributed to Alfred Cornelius Howland
second half 19th century
Extra Sir?, from "Cries of New York"
Attributed to Alfred Cornelius Howland
second half 19th century
The Astronomer, from "Cries of New York"
Attributed to Alfred Cornelius Howland
second half 19th century
The Organ Grinder, from "Cries of New York"
Attributed to Alfred Cornelius Howland
second half 19th century
Try Your Weight Sir?, from "Cries of New York"
Attributed to Alfred Cornelius Howland
second half 19th century
Image Dealer - Plaster Cast Man, from "Cries of New York"
Attributed to Alfred Cornelius Howland
second half 19th century
Oranges Sir?, from "Cries of New York"
Attributed to Alfred Cornelius Howland
second half 19th century
Walking Advertisement, from "Cries of New York"
Attributed to Alfred Cornelius Howland
second half 19th century
Glass Put In?, from "Cries of New York"
Attributed to Alfred Cornelius Howland
second half 19th century
Give Me a Penny, from "Cries of New York"
Attributed to Alfred Cornelius Howland
second half 19th century
I Am Blind!, from "Cries of New York"
Attributed to Alfred Cornelius Howland
second half 19th century
Black Your Boots?, from "Cries of New York"
Attributed to Alfred Cornelius Howland
second half 19th century

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