Nobilis Hannoniae Comitatus – Coats of Arms of Hainaut, Wallonia, Belgium
Nobilis Hannoniae Comitatus Pays de Haynault – the Country of Hainaut from Civitates Orbis Terrarum This rare copperplate from the
Nobilis Hannoniae Comitatus Pays de Haynault – the Country of Hainaut from Civitates Orbis Terrarum This rare copperplate from the
Paris Bar Scene by Paul Gavarni published as part of the series: Paris Le Soir – Plate 24. Printed on
Paris Le Soir – Plate 20 Lithograph by Paul Gavarni printed on newsprint with text on reverse as published in
Paul Gavarni – Paris Le Soir – Plate 23 Printed on newsprint with text on reverse as published in Le
Paul Gavarni – Paris Le Soir – Plate 19 Printed on newsprint with text on reverse as published in Le
PAUL Gavarni – Projets de Bonheur Paul Gavarni was the pseudonym of Sulpice Guillaume Chevalier (180466) a prolific French caricaturist
Paul Gavarni Les Enfans Terribles – Plate 32 Printed on newsprint with text on reverse as published in Le Charivari
Paul Gavarni – Les Enfans Terribles – Plate 35 Handcolored lithograph sold Chez Auberg gal Vero Dodat – a special
The Excersize of Armes, beautiful antique Dutch engraving of a musketeer.
The Excersize of Armes, beautiful antique Dutch engraving of a musketeer.
The Excersize of Armes, beautiful antique Dutch engraving of a musketeer.
The Excersize of Armes, beautiful antique Dutch engraving of a musketeer.
The Excersize of Armes, beautiful antique Dutch engraving of a musketeer.
The Excersize of Armes, beautiful antique Dutch engraving of a musketeer.
The Excersize of Armes, beautiful antique Dutch engraving of a musketeer.
The Excersize of Armes, beautiful antique Dutch engraving of a musketeer.
Heinz Balmer (Nidau 1903 – Zofingen 1964) View of a Swiss Town with women and children in the foreground. Annotated
This charming 19th century lithograph was done by a woman engraver based on a work by the early 19th Century
In the 17th and 18th Centuries, the blacksmith’s forge was the recognized dental office and teeth which caused pain were
In the 17th and 18th Centuries, the blacksmith’s forge was the recognized dental office and teeth which caused pain were
“Gymnetrus Hawkenii Der Hawkenschefisch Le Gymnetre de Hawken The Hawken’s Fish” Pl. 423 Copperplate engraving Size: 39 x 24 cm