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Teapot with Aurora riding in her chariot, William Greatbach British, Creamware, British, Lane Delph, Staffordshire
Teapot with Aurora riding in her chariot
Designer Designed by William Greatbach
1770–82
Falstaff and His Friends, "The Merry Wives of Windsor," from "The Art Journal," opposite p. 84, William Greatbach British, Etching and engraving
Falstaff and His Friends, "The Merry Wives of Windsor," from "The Art Journal," opposite p. 84
Multiple artists/makers
May 1868
Hamlet and Ophelia (Shakespeare, Hamlet, Act II, Scene I), William Greatbach British, Engraving and etching on chine collé; scratched letter state
Hamlet and Ophelia (Shakespeare, Hamlet, Act II, Scene I)
Multiple artists/makers
1825–26
The Rabbit on the Wall, from "The Art Journal"
Engraver William Greatbach
After Sir David Wilkie
Publisher D. Appleton & Co.
after 1821
The Fall of Nineveh
Engraver George Greatbach
After John Martin
Publisher William Mackenzie
1830–54
The Destruction of Pharoah's Host
Engraver George Greatbach
After John Martin
Publisher William Mackenzie
1833–54
Belshazzar's Feast
Engraver George Greatbach
After John Martin
Publisher William Mackenzie
1835–54
By Babel's Streams We Sat and Wept (Psalm 137)
Engraver George Greatbach
After John Martin
Publisher William Mackenzie
1830–54
Joshua Commanding the Sun to Stand Still
Engraver George Greatbach
After John Martin
Publisher William Mackenzie
1835–54
And the Spirit of God Moved Upon the Face of the Waters (Genesis I: 2)
Engraver George Greatbach
After John Martin
Publisher William Mackenzie
1831–54
The Fall of Man
Engraver George Greatbach
After John Martin
Publisher William Mackenzie
1831–54
Hexagonal teapot, Thomas Whieldon British, Lead-glazed earthenware, probably British, Staffordshire
Hexagonal teapot
Thomas Whieldon
Possibly from a mold by William Greatbatch
ca. 1760–65
Album containing prints clipped from American and British periodicals
Multiple artists/makers
1815–60

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