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The Scaly Black-Mail (K)night
Thomas Nast
originally published 1892
Ladies' New-Year's Reception Dress (published in Harper's Bazar, January 15, 1881, p. 48)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1881
Two blank canvases
Thomas Nast
1870–90
The President's Message 1887
Grover Cleveland
1888
Going Upstairs Piggyback
Thomas Nast
originally published 1875–95
Arrival of a Federal Column at a Planter's House in Dixie (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
April 4, 1863
The Army of the Potomac – "Little Mac" Making His Rounds (from "Harper's Weekly," November 15, 1862)
Thomas Nast
1862
Young Angels Reading Harper's Bazar (published in "Harper's Bazar," July 9, 1870)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1870
Portrait of Thomas Nast
Thomas Nast
1870–80
The Rebels Shelling the New York Militia in the Main Street of Carlisle, Pennsylvania – Sketched by Mr. Thomas Nast (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
July 25, 1863
The Prisoners at Richmond – Union Troops Prisoners at Belle Isle (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
December 5, 1863
A Group of Union Prisoners Escorted Through a Rebel Town (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
June 13, 1863
The Annual Stare (Town and Country), "Did You Ever?" (published in Harper's Weekly, August 9, 1879)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1879
General McClellan Entering the Town of Frederick Maryland – The Popular Welcome (from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 6, p. 625)
Thomas Nast
October 4, 1862
Pro Patria et Gloria (published in the Chicago Inter Ocean, 1892)
Thomas Nast
1892
Mrs. Grundy, July 15, 1865
Thomas Nast
1865
Uncle Sam and President Benjamin Harrison; Uncle Sam Endorsing "Secret Ballot for Free Voters" (published in "Time")
Thomas Nast
originally published 1890
Santa Claus Coming Down the Chimney
Thomas Nast
originally published 1872
Remember Our Dead Heroes
Thomas Nast
originally published ca. 1865
Full-length Portrait of Thomas Nast with Two Caricatures
Thomas Nast
ca. 1888
A Group of Butternut Prisoners, Taken from Life (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
April 25, 1863
Hunter and Fashionable Lady
Thomas Nast
1870–90
The Rebel Army Crossing the Fords of the Potomac for the Invasion of Maryland (from "Harper's Weekly," September 27, 1862)
Thomas Nast
1862
Every Saturday: An Illustrated Journal of Choice Reading, Vol. I, New Series
Fields, Osgood & Co.
January–December 1870
Boy-headed fowl and turkey-headed boy
Thomas Nast
1870–90
Santa Claus
Thomas Nast
1884–85
Nast's Illustrated Almanac for 1871
Thomas Nast
1871–74
New Year's 1877
Thomas Nast
originally published 1877
Wilde on Us. Something To "Live Up" To in America (published in "Harper's Bazar," June 10, 1882)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1882
Dangerous Game, But Nobody Seems to Mind (published in "Harper's Bazar," September 13, 1879)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1879
Westward the Star of Empire Takes Its Way (published "Illustrated Chicago News")
Thomas Nast
originally published ca. 1868
Bust-length Portrait of Thomas Nast
Thomas Nast
ca. 1888
Farm Festivals
Will Carleton
1881
Catalogue of Thomas Nast's Grand Caricaturama: A Series of Thirty-three Grand Historical Caricature Paintings, With a Descriptive Lecture, at Dodworth Hall, 806 Broadway, Every Evening at the Stroke of 8 o'clock, and Matinee on Saturday at 2 o'clock P.M.
Thomas Nast
1867
See: The Christmas Plum-Pudding (published in "Harper's Bazar," January 6, 1883)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1883
Embalmed, That They May Keep Until 1880, or Longer (from "Harper's Weekly," July 7, 1877)
Thomas Nast
1877
Capture of the Heights of Fredericksburg by the Sixth Maine Regiment, of Sedgwick's Corps (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
May 23, 1863
The Invasion of the North – Street Scenes in Philadelphia – Sketched by Mr. Thomas Nast (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
July 18, 1863
The Political Niagara – A Drowning Man Catches at a Straw (published "Harper's Weekly," June 27, 1868)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1868
The Christmas Station (from "Harper's Young People," December 22, 1885)
Thomas Nast
December 22, 1885