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The House by the Road, Provincetown
Mary J. Coulter
ca. 1921
San Carlos Mission, Carmel-by-the-Sea
Mary J. Coulter
1918–35
San Buenaventura Mission
Mary J. Coulter
1918–35
A Philosopher
Mary J. Coulter
1918–35
The Triple Arch, Capistrano
Mary J. Coulter
1918–35
Cesco's Inn, Provincetown, Cape Cod
Mary J. Coulter
1918–25
Old Mission Bell and Stairway, San Gabriel
Mary J. Coulter
1918–35
The Barred Window, San Fernando Mission
Mary J. Coulter
ca. 1925
Cocoa Palms, Hawaii
Mary J. Coulter
1918–35
Pine at Emerald Bay
Mary J. Coulter
1918–35
Mary, Queen of Scots (from "Court Magazine and Monthly Critic and Lady's Magazine," volume IV)
Edward Hargrave
1834
Mary, Queen of Scots
Balch, Rawdon & Co.
1818–22
Mary, Queen of Scots
Jacob Houbraken
1738
Mary, Queen of Scots (from "The Pictorial History of Scotland," volume 1)
Thomas William Hunt
1871
Mary, Queen of Scots (from "The History of England")
Ambrose William Warren
August 28, 1802
Effigy of Mary, Queen of Scots on her tomb in Westminster Abbey (from The Pictorial History of Scotland, volume 1)
T. W. Knight
1859
Mary, Queen of Scots with her secretary, Pierre de Bocosel de Chatelard
Robert William Smart
August 20, 1824
Mary, Queen of Scots (from "The History of Scotland; from the Earliest Period to the Present Time," volume I, page 528)
J. Parkin
1852
Mary, Queen of Scots in Lochleven Castle, with a small scene of her escape from the castle below (from "The History of England")
John Rogers
1830–40
Mary, Queen of Scots escaping Lochleven Castle (from "The History of England")
John Rogers
1830–60
The Golden Apple, or the Modern Paris
Thomas Rowlandson
March 2, 1785
Point Isabel, Florida
Mary Nimmo Moran
1887
Mary le Catholique, Reine d'Angleterre, Surnommée la sanglante (Mary I, Queen of England, known as Bloody Mary)
Emile Desmaisons
1834
The First Picture Book
Mary Steichen Calderone
1991
My Travels with Clara
Mary Tavener Holmes
2007
Thomas Otway
Jacob Houbraken
1741
The Hanging of the Crane
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
1874
Good Things For the Young of All Ages, Annual for 1873
Arthur Hughes
1873
Antiquarian and Topographical Cabinet, containing a series of elegant views of the most intersting objects of curiosity in Great Britain, Vol. II
James Storer
1808
The Works of Horatio Walpole, Earl of Orford, vol. V
Horace Walpole, 4th Earl of Orford
1798
Child Lore, Its Classics, Traditions and Jingles
Clara Doty Bates
1886
Antiquarian and Topographical Cabinet, containing a series of elegant views of the most interesting objects of curiosity in Great Britain, Vol. III
James Storer
1808
The Club; in a Dialogue between Father and Son
James Puckle
1817
Our Young Folks, an Illustrated Magazine for Boys and Girls, Vol. III, Nos. I-XII
John Townsend Trowbridge
1867
Little Wide Awake. An Illustrated Magazine for Good Children
Lucy Elizabeth Drummond Sale-Barker
1880
"Modern Wood Engraving", from London and Westminster Review, August 1838
Henry Cole
ca. 1838–40
Little Folks: A Magazine for the Young, New and Enlarged Series, Vol. XI
Cassell, Petter and Galpin
January 1879
The Holy Gospels with Illustrations
Chapman and Hall
1849
Little Snow-Flakes, Christmas Stories for Children, 1880 and 1881
Isbister and Company, Ltd.
1877–81
Baby World, Stories, Rhymes, and Pictures for Little Folks, compiled from St. Nicholas [Magazine]
Mary Mapes Dodge
1891