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Scientific and BotanicalJohn Gould : “Square-tailed Kite (Circus jardinii)” (1840-1848)
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Scientific and BotanicalJohn Gould : “Leach’s Kingfisher (Dacelo Leachii)” (1840-1848)
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Scientific and BotanicalJohn Gould : “Great Palm-cockatoo (Microglossus aterrimus)” (1840-1848)
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Scientific and BotanicalJohn Gould : “Swainson’s Fruit Pigeon (Ptilinopus Swainsonii)” (1840-1848)
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Scientific and BotanicalJohn Gould : “White-headed Fruit Pigeon (Carpophaga leucomela)” (1840-1848)
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Scientific and BotanicalJohn Gould : “Black Swan (Cygnus atratus)” (1840-1848)
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Scientific and BotanicalJohn Gould : “Australian Cassowary (Casuarius australis)” (1840-1848)
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Scientific and BotanicalJohn Gould : “Grass Owl (Strix candida)” (1840-1848)
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Scientific and BotanicalJohn Gould : “Common or House Sparrow (Passer domesticus)” (1873)
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Historical SubjectsW. F. McLaughlin Co. : “The Court of Honor – Chicago World’s Fair” (c. 1893)
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Scientific and BotanicalAlbert Robida : “The Egress of the Opera in the Year 2000” (c. 1902)
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Historical SubjectsThomas Fasche : “Union Bank, 8th War Loan: Peace Through Victory” (1918)
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Commercial ArtBuffalo Bill Promotional Poster : “I Am Coming” (1900)
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Historical SubjectsCurrier and Ives : “The Levee – New Orleans” (1884)
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Religious and MetaphysicalCurrier and Ives : “Noah’s Ark” (1800s)
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Historical SubjectsCurrier and Ives : “The Rocky Mountains: Emigrants Crossing the Plains” (1866)
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Landscapes and SceneryCurrier and Ives : “The Mountain Pass: Sierra Nevada” (1867)
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Historical SubjectsCurrier and Ives : “The Great International University Boat Race” (1869)
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Landscapes and SceneryCurrier and Ives : “Home to Thanksgiving” (1867)
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Historical SubjectsCurrier and Ives : “The Great East River Suspension Bridge” (1883)
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Scientific and BotanicalJacques Barraband and Francois Levaillant : “Twelve-wired Bird of Paradise” (1806)
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Scientific and BotanicalJacques Barraband and Francois Levaillant : “Blue Jay” (1806)
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Scientific and BotanicalJacques Barraband and Francois Levaillant : “Black-necked Aracari” (1806)
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Scientific and BotanicalJacques Barraband and Francois Levaillant : “Red Bird of Paradise” (1806)
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Scientific and BotanicalJacques Barraband and Francois Levaillant : “Young Violet Roller” (1806)
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Scientific and BotanicalJacques Barraband and Francois Levaillant : “Young Motmot” (1806)
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Scientific and BotanicalJacques Barraband and Francois Levaillant : “Toco Toucan” (1806)
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Scientific and BotanicalJacques Barraband and Francois Levaillant : “Abyssinian Roller, Male” (1806)
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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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Commercial ArtAlphonse Mucha : “JOB Cigarette Papers” (1898)
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Commercial ArtAlphonse Mucha : “Sarah Bernhardt – Lorenzaccio” (1896-1900)
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