1801 Gallery

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e-hon 絵本 - “Yakusha sangaikyō 俳優三階興”, 1801, VOLUME 2auteur : Author : Shikitei Sanba 式亭三馬 (1776 - 18
history-of-fashion:1801 Nicolaes Muys - Portrait of Erdwin Adrianus de Jongh with his wife Theodora
justlovenylon:1801 My toes in funky striped hose
justlovenylon:1801 My shiny red toes in fishnets
The Departure, 1837 by Thomas Cole (American, 1801–1848)
Self portrait with spectacles, 1801, Francisco José de Goya y LucientesMedium: oil,canvas
gunsandposes:THE ROAD TO THE BATTLE OF COPENHAGEN — It’s April 2, 1801. During the French Revolution
Study of a Male Nude, 1801 by Jean-Marie-Joseph Ingres
peashooter85:Thomas Jefferson and the Giant Cheese,In the summer of 1801, Elder John Leland of the B
Thomas Jefferson and the Giant Cheese,In the summer of 1801, Elder John Leland of the Baptist church
centuriespast:Lady Charlotte Harley (1801–1880), Later Lady Charlotte Bacon, as Hebeby Richard Westa
The Titan’s Goblet, 1833 by Thomas Cole (American, 1801–1848)
Allegorical warning against masturbation by David Pièrre Giottino Humbert de Superville, 1801. •Foll
Flintlock shotgun crafted by Nicolas Noel Boutet of the Versailles Armory, France, dated 1801.from R
The Four Seasons, 1770-99 Attributed to  William Hamilton (English, 1751–1801)Spring - Triumph
Pierre-Narcisse Guérin (1774–1833), 1801 by Robert Lefèvre (French, 1755–1830)  
multiversepapelle28:Antonio CANOVA Perseo trionfante (dettaglio del sandalo), tra il 1797 e il 1801.
Histoire de l'art chez les anciens, 1801
nemfrog:Plate XV. Johann Joachim Winckelmann.  Histoire de l'art chez les anciens. 1801.
The Maltese throne of Tsar Paul I of Russia (1754 – 1801) as Grand Master of the Order of Hospitalle
multiversepapelle28:Antonio CANOVA Perseo trionfante (dettaglio del sandalo), tra il 1797 e il 1801.
19thcenturyboyfriend:Rubens Peale with a Geranium (1801), Rembrandt Peale
Precious tropical fruits - Edle Südfrüchte, from a children’s picture book, 1801. Weimar, Germ
Pendant with the Bust of a Woman, 1801, Art Institute of Chicago: Arms, Armor, Medieval, and Renaiss
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