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Mrs. Thomas Hicks
Thomas Hicks
ca. 1884
Genius of Mirth
Thomas Crawford
1842; carved 1843
Mexican Girl Dying
Thomas Crawford
By 1846; carved 1848
Group of American Authors, including Washington Irving, Bryant, Holmes, Emerson, etc.
Alexander Hay Ritchie
1866
Mary, Queen of Scots
Robert Hicks
early 19th century
Washington
Hezekiah Wright Smith
1859
Mary, Queen of Scots
Robert Hicks
1829
Portrait of a Man
Thomas Hicks
ca. 1850
Sacred Allegories
Rev. William Adams
1856
Outlines Various
John Bunyan
1845–47
A Book of Favourite Modern Ballads
Myles Birket Foster
1865
Travels Through the Southern Provinces of the Russian Empire, in the years 1793-1794, Volume 1
Peter Simon Pallas
1802–3
Travels Through the Southern Provinces of the Russian Empire, in the years 1793-1794, Volume 2
Peter Simon Pallas
1802–3
The Branded Bully, or the Ass Stripp'd of the Lion's Skin
Thomas Rowlandson
1786
A Box Lobby Hero, The Branded Bully, or The Ass Stripp'd of the Lion's Skin.
Thomas Rowlandson
May 1786
Trade Card for Rothwell & Hicks, engravers
Anonymous, British, 18th century
18th century
Peuplier plante par Thomas Paine and Le Pont des Sauvages, Point-Breeze (Poplar Tree Planted by Thomas Paine and The Native Bridge at Point Breeze, near Bordentown, New Jersey)
Charlotte Bonaparte
1826
The New-York Magazine; or, Literary Repository
Thomas and James Swords
May 1793
Peuplier plante par Thomas Paine and Le Pont des Sauvages, Point-Breeze (Poplar Tree Planted by Thomas Paine and The Native Bridge at Point Breeze, near Bordentown, New Jersey)
Charlotte Bonaparte
1826