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Mary, Queen of Scots, William Home Lizars British, Scottish, Reproductive engraving with lozenge and dot technique
Mary, Queen of Scots
William Home Lizars
Publisher Fisher, Son & Co.
Sitter Mary, Queen of Scots
1835
Mary, Queen of Scots, William Home Lizars British, Scottish, Hand-colored reproductive engraving with lozenge and dot technique
Mary, Queen of Scots
William Home Lizars
Sitter Mary, Queen of Scots
ca. 1833
Mary, Queen of Scots, William Home Lizars British, Scottish, Photomechanical reproduction
Mary, Queen of Scots
After William Home Lizars
Sitter Mary, Queen of Scots
19th century
A System of Anatomical Plates of the Human Body, vol. 2, John Lizars American, Illustrations: engraving, hand-colored, and lithographs
A System of Anatomical Plates of the Human Body, vol. 2
Multiple artists/makers
1822–26
A Treatise on Rural Architecture...
Author William J. Gray
Editor William Wallace Fyfe
Publisher Engraved and published by William Home Lizars
1852
A System of Anatomical Plates of the Human Body, vol. 1
Multiple artists/makers
1822–26
Provincial Antiquities and Picturesque Scenery of Scotland
Multiple artists/makers
1826
Yellow-billed Cuckoo. Coccyzus americanus, printing plate for "The Birds of America," 1827–38, plate II
After John James Audubon
Etcher William Home Lizars
Etcher Retouched and aquatinted by Robert Havell Jr.
1829
White Throated Sparrow. Fringilla Pennsylvanica [current name: White-throated Sparrow. Zonotrichia albicollis], from "The Birds of America," 1827–38, plate VIII
Multiple artists/makers
1827

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