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Historical
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Historical SubjectsCurrier and Ives : “The Levee – New Orleans” (1884)
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Historical SubjectsCurrier and Ives : “The Rocky Mountains: Emigrants Crossing the Plains” (1866)
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Historical SubjectsCurrier and Ives : “The Great International University Boat Race” (1869)
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Historical SubjectsCurrier and Ives : “The Great East River Suspension Bridge” (1883)
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People and PortraitsEastman Johnson : “The Girl I Left Behind Me” (c. 1872)
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Landscapes and SceneryFrederic Edwin Church : “Aurora Borealis” (1865)
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Historical SubjectsLawrence Alma-Tadema : “Glaucus and Nydia” (1867)
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People and PortraitsCharles Bird King : “Young Omahaw, War Eagle, Little Missouri, and Pawnees” (1821)
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Historical SubjectsWinslow Homer : “The Brierwood Pipe” (1864)
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People and PortraitsJohn Byam Liston Shaw : “Boer War” (1900-1901)
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Historical SubjectsUnknown Artist : “Lady Tjepu” (c. 1390-1353 BCE, Egypt)
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Historical SubjectsDavid Roberts : “Interior of the Mosque of Sultan al-Ghuri” (1842-1849)
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Historical SubjectsDavid Roberts : “Interior of the Temple of Abu Simbel” (1842-1849)
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Historical SubjectsDavid Roberts : “Front Elevation of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel” (1842-1849)
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Historical SubjectsDavid Roberts : “Pyramids of Giza” (1842-1849)
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Historical SubjectsDavid Roberts : “Mosque of Sultan Hassan, Cairo” (1842-1849)
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Historical SubjectsDavid Roberts : “Cairo: Looking West” (1842-1849)
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Historical SubjectsDavid Roberts : “Grand Portico of the Temple of Philae, Nubia” (1842-1849)
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Historical SubjectsDavid Roberts : “Approach of the Simoom. Desert of Giza” (1842-1849)
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Historical SubjectsJoseph E. Baker : “The Witch No. 1” (c. 1892)
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Myth and FantasyPierre Boaistuau : “The Monster of Cracow” (1559)
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Religious and MetaphysicalPierre Boaistuau : “Two Christian Princesses Who Could Not Be Harmed by Fire” (1559)
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Historical SubjectsBestiary Illumination : “A Man Enthroned within a Mandorla Tree” (c. 1270)
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Historical SubjectsBestiary Illumination : “A Siren and a Centaur” (c. 1270)
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Historical SubjectsBestiary Illumination : “A Dragon-like Snake” (c. 1270)
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Historical SubjectsBestiary Illumination : “A Salamander” (c. 1270)