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Savannah River, Thomas Craig American, Watercolor on paper
Savannah River
Thomas Craig
1938
The interior of the Oplotheca in Brook St. Bond St. being the finest Collection of Antient Armour in Europe, now open for public inspection, William Marshall Craig British, Etching and engraving, British, London
The interior of the Oplotheca in Brook St. Bond St. being the finest Collection of Antient Armour in Europe, now open for public inspection
Multiple artists/makers
1816
The Christmas Child (in "Good Words for 1862," p. 56)
Thomas Morten
Engraver Dalziel Brothers
Author Related author Isa Craig
January 1862
The Hermit of Warkworth: A Northumberland Ballad
Multiple artists/makers
1806
Banbury Chap Books and Nursery Toy Book Literature, of the XVIII and Early XIX Centuries, Impressions from several hundred original wood-cut blocks...illustrating favorite Nursery Classics, with their Antiquarian, Historical, Literary and Artistic Associations
Multiple artists/makers
1890
America's Representative Artists
Multiple artists/makers
n.d.
Specimen Printing types manufactured at the Caslon letter Foundry
Multiple artists/makers
1822–50
Catalogue of Etching Proofs Exhibited at the National Academy of Design, New York
Multiple artists/makers
1891–93
Catalogues of the New York Etching Club Exhibition at the National Academy of Design, New York
Multiple artists/makers
1882–85
Original Etchings by American Artists
Multiple artists/makers
1883
Catalogues of the New York Etching Club Exhibition at the National Academy of Design
Multiple artists/makers
1884–89

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