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The Poacher–"The Wily Fox"
Thomas Landseer
1853
Dogs Setting a Hare
Thomas Landseer
1853
A New Series of Designs for Ornamental Cottages and Villas...
Peter Frederick Robinson
1838
Lion & Snake, from Nature
Thomas Landseer
1853
Floriated Ornament: A Series of Thirty-One Designs
Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin
1849
Tiger and Indian Bullock from Nature
Thomas Landseer
1853
Lion & Tiger, after Stubbs
Thomas Landseer
1853
Lions, after Rubens
Thomas Landseer
1853
Contending Group, after Nature
Thomas Landseer
1853
Bob, a favourite Terrier, the property of W. E. Gosling Esq.
Thomas Landseer
1853
Architettura Campestre: Displayed in Lodges, Gardeners' Houses, and Other Buildings, Composed of Simple and Economical Forms in the Modern Or Italian Style : Introducing a Picturesque Mode of Roofing
Thomas F. Hunt
1844
Liber Studiorum: Printed title page and List of Plates; also: Letter from E. G. Cundall of Thomas Agnew & Sons to Mr. Brocklebank (May 3, 1917); Bookplate of Ralph Brocklebank; and Leather binding label
John Sell Cotman
1838–1917
Village Architecture, Being a Series of Picturesque Designs...Forming a Sequel to a Work on Rural Architecture
Peter Frederick Robinson
1837
Leopard
Thomas Landseer
1853
The Old Dog Looks Like a Picture
John Webb
1853
Designs for Farm Buildings
Peter Frederick Robinson
1837
Portrait of a Cross of the Dog and Fox, in the Possession of Lord Cranley
Thomas Landseer
1853
Tiger Hunt
Thomas Landseer
1853
Leopards, after Rubens
Thomas Landseer
1853
Beauty: Illustrated by an Analysis and Classification of Beauty in Woman...
Alexander Walker
1852
Elephants Returning from the Hunt
Thomas Landseer
1853
Panthers, after Stubbs
Thomas Landseer
1853
Eastern Legends and Romances
Reverend Hobart Caunter
1846
Lion Couchant (Frontispiece)
Thomas Landseer
1853
Lion
Thomas Landseer
1853
Designs for Parsonage Houses, Alms Houses, etc. With Examples of Gables, and other Curious Remains of Old English Architecture
Thomas F. Hunt
1841
Panthers, after Stubbs
Thomas Landseer
1853
Evenings at Haddon Hall
George Cattermole
1865
Liber Fluviorum; or, River Scenery of France
Joseph Mallord William Turner
1853
Senegal Lion & Lioness
Thomas Landseer
1853
The Works of James Gillray from the Original Plates
James Gillray
1851
Alpine Mastiff
Thomas Landseer
1853
Turner's Annual Tours. 1833, 1834, 1835; The Rivers of France (Liber Fluriorum or River Scenery of France)
Joseph Mallord William Turner
1833–35
Red Deer
Thomas Landseer
1853
Sylva Britannica; or, Portraits of Forest Trees, Distinguished for their Antiquity, Magnitude, or Beauty
Jacob George Strutt
1826
Sylva Britannica; or, Portraits of Forest Trees
Jacob George Strutt
1826
Fight between "Jacko Maccacco," a celebrated Monkey, and Mr. Thos. Cribb's well known bitch "Puss"
Thomas Landseer
1853
Lions, after Rubens
Thomas Landseer
1853
Lions, after Rubens
Thomas Landseer
1853
Don Quixote de la Mancha
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
1842