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Eos
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
1843
Panthers, after Stubbs
Thomas Landseer
1853
Ten Etchings, Illustrative of the Devil's Walk
Robert Southey
1831
Characteristic Sketches of Animals Principally from the Zoological Gardens, Regent's Park
John Henry Barrow
1832
The Deer Pass
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
May 25, 1855
Leopards, after Rubens
Thomas Landseer
1853
Dogs Setting a Hare
Thomas Landseer
1853
The Lost Sheep
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
January 1, 1864
Leopard
Thomas Landseer
1853
Geneva
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
December 1, 1860
The Rout, or Defeat, of Comus and his Band (John Milton's "Comus, a Masque")
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
June 1, 1868
Panthers, after Stubbs
Thomas Landseer
1853
Tiger Taking the Water
Thomas Landseer
1853
The Sentinel
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
June 18, 1844
Fox Hounds of the Hatfield Hunt
Thomas Landseer
1853
Night
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
August 1, 1855
Contending Group, after Nature
Thomas Landseer
1853
Moore's Irish Melodies
Thomas Moore
1846
Gems of Wood Engraving, From the Illustrated London News with a History of the Art, Ancient and Modern
William Andrew Chatto
1849
The Larder Invaded
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
1836
Stag at Bay
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
1848
Monkey-ana, or Men in Miniature
Thomas Landseer
1827–28
Lions, after Rubens
Thomas Landseer
1853
Senegal Lion, Black Maned Lion, and Lioness
Thomas Landseer
1853
Portrait of a Cross of the Dog and Fox, in the Possession of Lord Cranley
Thomas Landseer
1853
The Twins
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
September 25, 1855
Pray Let Me Out (Portrait of Islay)
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
July 1, 1875
Fight between "Jacko Maccacco," a celebrated Monkey, and Mr. Thos. Cribb's well known bitch "Puss"
Thomas Landseer
1853
Lion & Tiger, after Stubbs
Thomas Landseer
1853
Bob, a favourite Terrier, the property of W. E. Gosling Esq.
Thomas Landseer
1853
Death of the Wild Bull (Scene in Chillingham Park)
Thomas Landseer
February 2, 1874
Highland Nurses
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
May 29, 1858
Title Page: Monkey-Ana or Men, in Miniature
Thomas Landseer
December 1, 1827
Lioness and Bitch from Cross's Menagerie
Thomas Landseer
1853
Morning (The Fatal Struggle)
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
August 1, 1855
Neptune, a Newfoundland Dog, the property of W. E. Gosling Esq.
Thomas Landseer
1853
Tiger Hunt
Thomas Landseer
1853
Lion
Thomas Landseer
1853
Good Doggie
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
1851
Brutus, a Terrier
Thomas Landseer
1853