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Le Carnaval by Philibert Louis Debucourt

Amusing 1810 Engraving by Philibert-Louis Debucourt of a carriage full of celebrants in a carnival parade. Copies of this engraving

Louis de la Tremouille, Price de Talmont and Vicomte de Thouars, known as the Knight Sans Peur et Sans Reproche.

Sheet music cover for Chicago, That Todd’ling Town by Fred Fisher in striking red, white and black art deco style.

Caricature of the women of the French region of Savoy (Savoie) – les Savoyardes. Lithograph from “Recueui des Grimaces” (Collection

Elegant mixed media on paper by Paris School (Ecole de Paris) artist Henry de Waroquier depicting an elegant swan, egret or other long-necked bird.

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

This charming 19th century lithograph was done by a woman engraver based on a work by the early 19th Century

A beautiful young girl personifies “L’Amabilité” – Kindness. Early 19th Century engraving entitled “l’Amabilité engraved by Nicolas Schenker after a

Wonderful colored engraving by Morette after a work by Pasquier. A magician or illusionist entrances an audience at a French

Les Merveilleuses – Original Engraving by Carle Vernet (French, 1758 – 1836) Two Merveilleuses, accompanied by an “Incroyable” take a

Une Merveilleuse – Plate No. 4 The Fashionable Post-Revolutionary Set – Paris Circa 1796 19th Century hand colored engraving from

Heraclitus of Ephesus was a pre–Socratic Greek philosopher from Ephesus. He was said to have been melancholic and is known as the he was

Democritus ( c. 460 – c. 370 BC) was an Ancient Greek pre-Socratic philosopher known for his formulation of an atomic theory

Historic 19th Century French Print, Framed in Period Frame Rouget de Lisle, Composer of the Marseillaise, sings the French National

Les Incroyables By Carle Vernet Two “Incredibles” meet on the street, wearing the classic exaggerated dress of the rakish gentleman

Une Merveilleuse – Plate 2 Les Incroyables et Merveilleuses – The Fashionable Post-Revolutionary Set – Paris Circa 1796 19th Century

The Encyclopédie, ou Dictionnaire Raisonné des Sciences, des Arts et des Metiers was published in Paris between 1762-1777. A masterpiece

Beautiful original oil painting of a woman bearing a basket of fruit by French artist Jean Souverbie.