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New York City, John Harding American, Chromogenic print
New York City
John Harding
1984, printed 1985
Napa Cow
John Harding
1985
Louisiana Saint
John Harding
1984
Death Valley
John Harding
1986
Oakland, California
John Harding
1986
Georgetown, D.C.
John Harding
1983
San Francisco
John Harding
1987
Guernville Car
John Harding
1989
Bay Bridge Blue Convertible
John Harding
1988
Farm Buildings; Containing Designs for Cottages, Lodges, Farm-Yards, &. . .
Architect William Barber
Publisher John Harding
after 1802
Drunken Barnaby's Four Journeys to the North of England
Multiple artists/makers
1805
Hints on the Formation of Gardens and Pleasure Grounds
Author John Claudius Loudon
Printmaker John Harding
1812
Designs for Cottages, Cottages Farms, and Other Rural Buildings; Including Entrance Gates and Lodges (including: The Rural Architect; Consisting of Various Designs for Country Building, 1806)
Architect Joseph Michael Gandy
Publisher John Harding
1805–6
The Rural Architect
Architect Joseph Michael Gandy
Publisher John Harding
1805
Hints on the Formation of Gardens and Pleasure Grounds
Author John Claudius Loudon
Printer John Harding
1812
Description of an improved method of delineating estates. With a sketch of the progress of landscape gardening in England
Multiple artists/makers
1813
Hints on the Formation of Gardens and Pleasure Grounds
Author John Claudius Loudon
Publisher John Harding
1812
The Poems of Ossian
Multiple artists/makers
1805
Hints on the Formation of Gardens and Pleasure Grounds
Author Written and illustrated by John Claudius Loudon
Publisher John Harding
1812

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