A New Book of Ornaments
Henry Copland (d. 1753)
1746 · Illustrations: etching and engraving
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Portrait of Sukey, Lady Oglander, née Serle
John I Smart (d. 1811)
c. 1770s · Portrait Miniature, graphite and wash on laid paper
Cleared · CC0
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Title page of "A New Book of Chinese Designs"
Matthias Darly (d. 1780)
1754 · Photostat
Cleared · Public Domain
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Title page to "A New Book of Chinese Ornaments"
Jean Pillement (d. 1808)
1755 · Etching
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A New Book of Ornaments
Thomas Johnson (d. 1778)
April 23, 1758
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A New Book of Ornaments
Simon Gribelin II (d. 1733)
1704 · Illustrations: etching and engraving
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A New Drawing Book of Modes
Bernard Picart (d. 1733)
ca. 1733 · Illustrations: engraving
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[A New Drawing Book of Ornaments...]
Matthias Lock (d. 1760)
1752 · Illustrations: etching, engraving
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A New Book of Ornaments
Angelo Rosis
November 1, 1753
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Plate 4 from "A New Book of Chinese Ornaments"
Jean Pillement (d. 1808)
1755 · Etching
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A New Drawing Book of Ornaments, Shields, Compartments, Masks, etc.
Matthias Lock (d. 1760)
ca. 1768 · Illustrations: etching
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A New Drawing Book Of Ornaments In The Antique Style...
George Richardson (d. 1813)
1794–96 · Illustrations: aquatint, printed in brown ink
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