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Mexican Girl Dying, Thomas Crawford American, Marble, American
Mexican Girl Dying
Thomas Crawford
By 1846; carved 1848
The Babes in the Wood, Thomas Crawford American, Marble, American
The Babes in the Wood
Thomas Crawford
ca. 1850, carved 1851
Genius of Mirth, Thomas Crawford American, Marble, American
Genius of Mirth
Thomas Crawford
1842; carved 1843
Proposed Colossal Statue of George Washington for the City of New York, G. Thomas American, Lithograph with tint stone
Proposed Colossal Statue of George Washington for the City of New York
Multiple artists/makers
1845
La Petite Pensée, Thomas Ball American, Marble, American
La Petite Pensée
Thomas Ball
ca. 1867–68; carved 1869
Portrait of Thomas Nast, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Wood engraving
Portrait of Thomas Nast
Sitter Thomas Nast
1870–80
Bust-length Portrait of Thomas Nast, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Photograph
Bust-length Portrait of Thomas Nast
Sitter Thomas Nast
ca. 1888
Reproduction of a photograph of Thomas Nast, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Photomechanical reproduction
Reproduction of a photograph of Thomas Nast
Sitter Thomas Nast
after 1896
Full-length Portrait of Thomas Nast with Two Caricatures, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Photograph
Full-length Portrait of Thomas Nast with Two Caricatures
Sitter Thomas Nast
ca. 1888
Three-quarter Length Portrait of Thomas Nast Holding Palette and Brush, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Photograph
Three-quarter Length Portrait of Thomas Nast Holding Palette and Brush
Sitter Thomas Nast
ca. 1888
Full-length Portrait of Thomas Nast with a Group of Caricatures, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Photograph
Full-length Portrait of Thomas Nast with a Group of Caricatures
Sitter Thomas Nast
ca. 1888
Portrait of the Artist, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Lithograph
Portrait of the Artist
Thomas Nast
Sitter Thomas Nast
ca. 1884
Thou Art the Brightest Jewel in My Crown, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype
Thou Art the Brightest Jewel in My Crown
Thomas Nast
Engraver Joseph T. Speer
Subject Andrew Johnson
originally published 1868
Nast's Illustrated Almanac, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Illustrations: wood engraving
Nast's Illustrated Almanac
Illustrator Thomas Nast
Publisher Harper & Brothers
1874
Portrait of a Child (Cyril Nast?), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Etching, touched with graphite; proof
Portrait of a Child (Cyril Nast?)
Thomas Nast
Sitter Probably Cyril Nast
ca. 1881
Portrait of a Child (Cyril Nast?), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Etching; first state
Portrait of a Child (Cyril Nast?)
Thomas Nast
Sitter Probably Cyril Nast
ca. 1881
Santa Claus in Camp (published in "Harper's Weekly," January 3, 1863), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype
Santa Claus in Camp (published in "Harper's Weekly," January 3, 1863)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1863
Portrait of a Child (Cyril Nast?), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Etching; second state
Portrait of a Child (Cyril Nast?)
Thomas Nast
Sitter Probably Cyril Nast
ca. 1881
Christmas Eve (published "Harper's Weekly," January 3, 1863), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype
Christmas Eve (published "Harper's Weekly," January 3, 1863)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1863
"In Time All the World Likely to be Cossack or All Republican" – Napoleon I (published in "Time"), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype
"In Time All the World Likely to be Cossack or All Republican" – Napoleon I (published in "Time")
Thomas Nast
Publisher Time Publishing Co.
Subject Charles Anderson Dana
originally published 1889–90
The Slave of Fashion (published in "Harper's Bazar," April 20, 1878), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype
The Slave of Fashion (published in "Harper's Bazar," April 20, 1878)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1878
Santa Claus and Little Bo Peep (published in "Harper's Young People," December 23, 1879), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype
Santa Claus and Little Bo Peep (published in "Harper's Young People," December 23, 1879)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1879
"Mr. O'Wilde, You are not the first one that has grasped at a Shadow" (published in "Harper's Bazar," February 11, 1882), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype
"Mr. O'Wilde, You are not the first one that has grasped at a Shadow" (published in "Harper's Bazar," February 11, 1882)
Thomas Nast
Sitter Oscar Wilde
originally published 1882
Le Jeu Ne Vaut Pas La Chandelle (The Game is Not Worth a Candle), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Wood engraving
Le Jeu Ne Vaut Pas La Chandelle (The Game is Not Worth a Candle)
Thomas Nast
Subject Jay Gould
1881–83
A Stocking Full (published in "Harper's Weekly," January 4, 1879), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype
A Stocking Full (published in "Harper's Weekly," January 4, 1879)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1879
A Merry Christmas (published in "Harper's Weekly," January 3, 1880), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype
A Merry Christmas (published in "Harper's Weekly," January 3, 1880)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1880
A Merry Christmas (published in "Harper's Weekly," January 3, 1880), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype
A Merry Christmas (published in "Harper's Weekly," January 3, 1880)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1880
Wilde on Us. Something To "Live Up" To in America (published in "Harper's Bazar," June 10, 1882), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype
Wilde on Us. Something To "Live Up" To in America (published in "Harper's Bazar," June 10, 1882)
Thomas Nast
Sitter Oscar Wilde
originally published 1882
Oscar at the Sea-Shore (published in "Harper's Bazar," August 26, 1882), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype
Oscar at the Sea-Shore (published in "Harper's Bazar," August 26, 1882)
Thomas Nast
Sitter Oscar Wilde
originally published 1882
Embalmed, That They May Keep Until 1880, or Longer (from "Harper's Weekly," July 7, 1877)
Thomas Nast
Subject Samuel J. Tilden
Subject Thomas A. Hendricks
1877
Catalogue of Thomas Nast's Grand Caricaturama: A Series of Thirty-three Grand Historical Caricature Paintings, With a Descriptive Lecture, at Dodworth Hall, 806 Broadway, Every Evening at the Stroke of 8 o'clock, and Matinee on Saturday at 2 o'clock P.M.
Thomas Nast
Printer Wynkoop & Hallenbeck
1867
Portrait of Mrs. Nast (Sarah Edwards Nast)
Thomas Nast
Sitter Sarah Edwards Nast
1884
Santa Claus
Thomas Nast
1884–85
Young Angels Reading Harper's Bazar (published in "Harper's Bazar," July 9, 1870)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1870
Men and Women on the Beach Looking at Huge Waves (published in "Harper's Bazar," August 27, 1870)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1870
Put Yourself in His Place (published in "Harper's Bazar," August 27, 1870)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1870
The Girl of the Period Lost in the Wilderness (published in "Harper's Bazar," May 28, 1870)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1870
St. Valentine's Day – Building Castles in the Air (published in "Harper's Bazar," February 26, 1870)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1870
Uncle Sam's Thanksgiving Dinner – Come One Come All, Free and Equal (published in "Harper's Weekly," November 20, 1869)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1869
The Dawn of the New Year, 1870 (published in "Hearth and Home," January 1, 1870)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1870
Co-operative Housekeeping – "Go to the Ant Thou Sluggard, Consider Her Ways an Be Wise" (Proverbs VI.6) (published in "Harper's Bazar," August 14, 1869)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1869
What We Worship – Oh Bless Us With All These Things (published in "Harper's Bazar," July 3, 1869)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1869