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Mary, Queen of Scots
John Keyse Sherwin
late 18th century
Satan, Sin & Death (Paradise Lost, Book the 2nd)
Thomas Rowlandson
1792
A Manual of Sorrento and Inlaid Work for Amateurs, with Original Designs
Arthur Hope
1876
A Manual of Sorrento and Inlaid Work for Amateurs, with Original Designs
Arthur Hope
1876
On Colour and on the Necessity for a General Diffusion of Taste Among All Classes.
Sir John Gardner Wilkinson
1858
The Old Inmates of Harperley Park
George Hutton Wilkinson
1859
John Dickinson, Esq. (wrongly titled W. H. Drayton, Esq.)
Benjamin Beale Evans
May 15, 1783
His Excellency Henry Laurens, President of Congress, and Minister Plenipotentiary for treating of Peace with Great Britain
Benjamin Beale Evans
May 15, 1783
His Excellency John Jay, President of Congress and Minister Plenipoteniary from the American Congress at Madrid
Benjamin Beale Evans
May 15, 1783
His Excellency John Jay, President of Congress and Minister Plenipoteniary from the American Congress at Madrid
Benjamin Beale Evans
May 15, 1783
John Dickinson Esq., Member of Congress & Author of the Letters of a Farmer of Pennsylvania
Benjamin Beale Evans
May 15, 1783
John Dickinson Esq. (mistakenly titled W. H. Drayton Esq.)
Benjamin Beale Evans
May 15, 1783
Title page: Portraits of the Generals, Ministers, Magistrates, Members of Congress and Others, Who have rendered themselves Illustrious in the Revolution of the United States of America
Robert Wilkinson
1783
Paul Jones
Anonymous, British, late 18th century
ca. 1780
Paul Jones
Anonymous, British, late 18th century
ca. 1780
American Revolutionary War Officers from Maryland
John Rogers
1855–59