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Title Page for "The Wonder Clock, or Four & Twenty Marvelous Tales, Being One for Each Hour of the Day", Howard Pyle American, Pen and black ink
Title Page for "The Wonder Clock, or Four & Twenty Marvelous Tales, Being One for Each Hour of the Day"
Howard Pyle
Author Associated author Katharine Pyle
1887
Master Jacob, for "The Wonder Clock", Howard Pyle American, Pen and black ink
Master Jacob, for "The Wonder Clock"
Howard Pyle
1887
The Blacksmith Chooses Ye Raven and Runs Away With It, for "The Wonder Clock", Howard Pyle American, Pen and black ink
The Blacksmith Chooses Ye Raven and Runs Away With It, for "The Wonder Clock"
Howard Pyle
1887
The Princess Dwells in the Oak Tree Where ye Wild Pigeons Come to Feed Her, for "The Wonder Clock", Howard Pyle American, Pen and ink over graphite, on white artist's board
The Princess Dwells in the Oak Tree Where ye Wild Pigeons Come to Feed Her, for "The Wonder Clock"
Howard Pyle
1887
A Princess Walks Beside ye Water, into Whose Basket Leaps ye Ring, for "The Wonder Clock", Howard Pyle American, Pen and black ink
A Princess Walks Beside ye Water, into Whose Basket Leaps ye Ring, for "The Wonder Clock"
Howard Pyle
1887
What Happened to the Master of Black Arts after All His Tricks, for "The Wonder Clock", Howard Pyle American, Pen and black ink
What Happened to the Master of Black Arts after All His Tricks, for "The Wonder Clock"
Howard Pyle
1887
The Master of the Black Arts Bringeth a Curious Little Black Hen to the King, for "The Wonder Clock", Howard Pyle American, Pen and black ink
The Master of the Black Arts Bringeth a Curious Little Black Hen to the King, for "The Wonder Clock"
Howard Pyle
1887
Sir Launcelot and Elouise the Fair, for "The Story of the Champions of the Round Table", Howard Pyle American, Pen and ink
Sir Launcelot and Elouise the Fair, for "The Story of the Champions of the Round Table"
Howard Pyle
1905
The Wonder Clock or Four & Twenty Marvelous Tales, Being One for Each Hour of the Day
Author Written and illustrated by Howard Pyle
Author Katharine Pyle
Publisher Harper & Brothers
1915
The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood of Great Reknown, in Nottinghamshire
Author Written and illustrated by Howard Pyle
Publisher Charles Scribner's Sons
1883
Harper's Magazine, August
Howard Pyle
Publisher Harper & Brothers
1903
The Garden Behind the Moon: A Real Story of the Moon Angel
Author Written and illustrated by Howard Pyle
Publisher Lawrence and Bullen
1895
The Duel, from "Harper's Weekly"
After Howard Pyle
December 9, 1882
The Arrival at the Blue Boar Inn, from "Harper's Weekly"
After Howard Pyle
December 9, 1882
Bringing in the Yule Log, from "Harper's Weekly"
After Howard Pyle
December 9, 1882
The Stirrup Cup, from Harper's Weekly
After Howard Pyle
December 9, 1882
Christmas Pudding, from "Harper's Weekly"
After Howard Pyle
December 9, 1882
The Snap Dragon, from Harper's Weekly
After Howard Pyle
December 9, 1882
The Return from Church, Christmas Morning, from Harper's Weekly
After Howard Pyle
December 9, 1882
The Contra-Dance, from "Harper's Weekly"
After Howard Pyle
December 9, 1882
The Glee Singers, from Harper's Weekly
After Howard Pyle
December 9, 1882
Christmas Presents for the Squire, from Harper's Weekly
After Howard Pyle
December 9, 1882
Departure for New York, for "Bartram and His Garden," for "Harper's New Montly Magazine," February, 1880
Howard Pyle
1880
Endicott Cutting the Croix from the English Flag, for "The Hundred Years' War," "Harper's New Monthly Magazine," June 1883
Howard Pyle
1883
Death of King Philip, for "The Second Generation of Englishmen in America," "Harper's New Monthly Magazine," July 1883
Howard Pyle
1883
Illustration for "Youma, part II" in "Harper's New Monthly Magazine," January 1890
Howard Pyle
1890
Old Corner Cupboard, from "Bartram and His Garden," "Harper's New Montly Magazine," February 1880
Howard Pyle
1880
Sunday in Old Catskill for "OId Catskill," "Harper's New Monthly Magazine," May 1880
Howard Pyle
1880
Some Pennsylania Nooks for "Harper's New Monthly Magazine," April 1880
Howard Pyle
1880
Governor Andrews and the People of Boston, for "The Second Generation of Englishmen in America," "Harper's New Monthly Magazine," July 1883
Howard Pyle
1883
"Bringing the Powder to Bunker Hill," for "The Gunpower for Bunker Hill," "Harper's New Monthly Magazine," July 1886
Howard Pyle
1886
Some Pennsylvania Nooks, for "Harper's New Monthly Magazine," 1880
Howard Pyle
Author Ella Rodman Church
April 1880
Man and woman embracing and reading in an 18th century interior
Formerly attributed to Howard Pyle
19th century
The Lady of Shalott
Author Alfred Tennyson
Illustrator Howard Pyle
1881
Mug, Volkmar Ceramic Company American, Earthenware, American
Mug
Volkmar Ceramic Company
1899
The One-Hoss Shay With its Companion Poems
Author Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.
Illustrator Howard Pyle
Publisher Houghton Mifflin Company
1905
The Death of Braddock, after Pyle, from "Art of the American Wood-Engraver. Forty India Proofs to Accompany the Text of Philip Gilbert Hamerton"
Engraver Charles Wesley Chadwick
After Howard Pyle
Publisher Charles Scribner's Sons
1894
A Pastoral Without Words, after Pyle, from "Art of the American Wood-Engraver. Forty India Proofs to Accompany the Text of Philip Gilbert Hamerton"
Engraver Stephen Greeley Putnam
After Howard Pyle
Publisher Charles Scribner's Sons
1894
A Pastoral Without Words, IV, after Pyle, from "Art of the American Wood-Engraver. Forty India Proofs to Accompany the Text of Philip Gilbert Hamerton"
Henry W. Peckwell
After Howard Pyle
Publisher Charles Scribner's Sons
1894
A Pastoral Without Words, V, after Pyle, from "Art of the American Wood-Engraver. Forty India Proofs to Accompany the Text of Philip Gilbert Hamerton"
Henry Wolf
After Howard Pyle
Publisher Charles Scribner's Sons
1894
A Pastoral Without Words, VI, after Pyle, from "Art of the American Wood-Engraver. Forty India Proofs to Accompany the Text of Philip Gilbert Hamerton"
Engraver Walter Monteith Aikman
After Howard Pyle
Publisher Charles Scribner's Sons
1894
A Pastoral Without Words, III, after Pyle, from "Art of the American Wood-Engraver. Forty India Proofs to Accompany the Text of Philip Gilbert Hamerton"
Engraver Richard G. Tietze
After Howard Pyle
Publisher Charles Scribner's Sons
1894