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The Daughter of Herodias (Salome Receiving the Head of John the Baptist, Matthew 14:10-11)
Thomas Holloway
1798
The Poetical works of Thomas Warton, with the life of the author (Bound with: The Poetical Works of Richard Glover, with the life of the author)
Thomas Warton
[1800?]
Putto Pointing to a Panel of Twelve Ears
Francesco Bartolozzi
1786
Putto Pointing to a Panel of Twleve Ears
Francesco Bartolozzi
1786
General Washington
Charles Willson Peale
May 21, 1794
General Washington
Charles Willson Peale
ca. 1794
The Rape of the Lock, an Heroi-Comical Poem
Alexander Pope
1798
Historical Collections of the Noble Families of Cavendish, Holles, Vere, Harley, and Ogle...
Arthur Collins
1752
Poetical Magazine; Dedicated to the Lovers of the Muse, By the Agent of the Goddess, Vols. 1-4
Rudolph Ackermann, London
1809–11
Religious emblems; being a series of engravings on wood
Reverend J. Thomas
1810
Comical Creatures: A Coloured Picture Book for the Nursery
Thomas Nelson and Sons, Ltd.
1867
Specimen Printing types manufactured at the Caslon letter Foundry
William Savage
1822–50
The Club; in a Dialogue between Father and Son
James Puckle
1817
Two Heads (studies from Lavater)
Thomas Rowlandson
late 18th–mid-19th century
Breastplate
Giovan Paolo Negroli
ca. 1540–45
Count Ezzelin Bracciaferro Musing over the Body of His Wife Meduna, Slain by Him for Her Infidelity during his Absence in the Holy Land
John Raphael Smith
May 1781