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Mary, Queen of Scots, Charles Achile d'Hardivillier French, Lithograph; second state of four
Mary, Queen of Scots
Charles Achile d'Hardivillier
Publisher Blaisot
Sitter Mary, Queen of Scots
after 1833
Vase et Palmettes d’après Bernard-Zan, Blondus (16e Siècle)
Designer After Bernard-Zan Blondus
Publisher Published by Blaisot
Printer Printed by Imprimerie Lesauvage
[after 1844]
Ornamental designs with scrolling acanthus leaves, after Papillon and Bernard Picard
Multiple artists/makers
[after 1844]
Ornamental designs with scrolling frames and acanthus leaves, after Ducerceau and Peretti
Multiple artists/makers
[after 1844]
Ornamental designs with rosettes and knots in the style of the 16th century
Multiple artists/makers
[after 1844]
Design for an ornamental frame, after Bernard Picart and Papillon
Multiple artists/makers
[after 1844]
Ornamental designs with bundles of stylized flowers after Ducerceau
Multiple artists/makers
[after 1844]
Ornamental designs with interlacing motifs after Ducerceau
Multiple artists/makers
[after 1844]
Design for an ornamental frame with an eagle, a grotesque, and scrolling acanthus leaves, after Bernard Picart
Multiple artists/makers
[after 1844]
Ornamental design after Aimé Chenavard and jewelry designs after Daniel Mignot
Multiple artists/makers
[after 1844]
Ornamental designs with grotesques and scrolling acanthus leaves after Aldegrever, Delacolombe, and Ducerceau
Multiple artists/makers
[after 1844]
Ornamental designs with grotesques and scrolling acanthus leaves after Aldegrever, Delacolombe, and Ducerceau
Multiple artists/makers
[after 1844]

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