19th Gallery

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fashionsfromhistory:CoatEarly 19th CenturyMAK

The Universal magazine of knowledge and pleasure, 1803.P 392.7Houghton Library, Harvard University

Portrait of Teresa Kuźniczów Woydzin by Franciszek Ksawery Lampi, c. 1820

Netsuke of Flying Goose over flowers, 19th century JapaneseIvory, metal alloy, mother–of–pearl, tort

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‘Happy may your Christmas be’W HagelbergMade in Germany? c1890 [patented March 1887]meas

Maharana Raj Singh by Raja Ravi Varma,19th c.

Lou Henry posing on a burro at Acton, California, 1891Lou Henry met future president Herbert Hoover

Deep black shadows and bright brilliant light bring striking emphasis to the fine figure of this cur

adokal:Coat, 19th c. CE, Greece. The Met, New York, USA.source

russianart:Self-portrait • Alexander Brullov, 1830

A moment of theatrical drama for two von Gloeden models here, enacting some thrilling and tragic sce

Excellent condition Remington Hepburn No. 3 Creedmore target rifle, late 19th century.Estimated Valu

The Magic Crystal by Frank Dicksee, 1894.

artist-millais:Dew Drenched Furze, 1890, John Everett MillaisMedium: oil,canvas

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I’ve had this one set aside for April Fool’s Day for a while now, it’s just far too silly to post wi

Portrait of the Hon Mrs Meynell Ingram by Sir Francis Grant, 1867

Tsimshian artistRaven hat, late 19th centuryWood, paint, clothNorthwest Coast, North AmericaL: 24 in

Sarony, Napoleon, 1821-1896, photographer. Bodybuilder Eugen Sandow as the Farnese Hercules. New Yor

Edwards Botanical Register, blooming cactus, 1815-37. Ridgway, London. Via kettererkunst

detail of Olivia Peyton Murray Cutting by Alexandre Cabanel

William Merritt Chase (American; 1849–1916)Spring Flowers (Peonies)Pastel on paper, prepared with a

19th Century Apocalypse — The Carrington Event,On the night of August 29th, 1859 a strange eve

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