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interretialia:bantigernae:tobreakandblossom:publicdomainreview:“The Duck quacketh” - a page from the

beatonna:publicdomainreview:A game of tennis in 1616, as depicted in a “Friendship Book” from 17th-c

publicdomainreview:Pages from a 16th-century pattern book for scribes created by Gregorius Bock. See

publicdomainreview:The letter “O” from Joris Hoefnagel’s Guide to the Construction of Letters (1595)

publicdomainreview:One of six magnificent colour lithographs to be found in Victoria Regia, or, The

publicdomainreview:American Flamingo — one of the 435 engravings to be found in naturalist and paint

publicdomainreview:The Temptation of St Anthony, by Martin Schongauer, 1470.⠀⠀A swarm of grotesque d

publicdomainreview:Illustration by Hungarian illustrator Willy Pogany for Forty-Four Turkish Fairy T

publicdomainreview:Henrique Alvim Corrêa’s incredible illustrations for the first French translation

publicdomainreview:A collection of haunting daguerreotypes from the studio of Matthew Brady, one of

publicdomainreview:Alphabeth de la Bourbonnoise (1789) from our collection of “human alphabets” http

publicdomainreview:France in the year 2000… as imagined in the 19th century. A series of futuristic

publicdomainreview:A collection of highly elaborate ornament prints, mostly in the grotesque style,

publicdomainreview: “Full fathom five thy father lies;⠀ Of his bones are coral made;⠀ Those are pear

publicdomainreview: Easter cards, ca.1907/1916 (from the National Library of Norway)

publicdomainreview:The Climax, by Aubrey Beardsley, 1894.⠀ ⠀ Illustration depicting Salome with the

publicdomainreview: Detail from a sea monster chart (ca. 1544) by Sebastian Münster, a German cartog

publicdomainreview:A few highlights from John O. Westwood’s sensational Victorian facsimiles of Angl

publicdomainreview:Engraving from Charles Owen’s An Essay Towards a Natural History of Serpents (174

publicdomainreview:Watercolour showing “the king’s bath made with the blood of the innocents” - from

publicdomainreview:Happy birthday William Blake! The visionary poet, painter, and printmaker was bor

Tomas A. Edison doing a bicycle trick, year 1899. publicdomainreview: An animated GIF created by&nb

publicdomainreview: Typical winter’s day in this entry for February in the Labors of the Month

publicdomainreview: At first glance you may be forgiven for thinking these images to have sprung fro

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