The Stag-Hunt
Lucas Cranach the Elder (d. 1553)
1506 · Woodcut; second state of two (Hollstein)
Cleared · Public Domain
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Drawing with Seven Designs for Firearms Ornament
Jean-Francois Lucas (d. 1825)
1806 · Pen and black ink, with gray wash and traces of graphite, on paper
Cleared · Public Domain
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The Young Artists' Companion; or, Drawing-Book of Studies and Landscape Embellishments : comprising a great variety of the most picturesque objects required in the various compositions of landscape scenery, arranged as progressive lessons
David Cox (d. 1859)
1825 · Illustrations: soft ground etching, aquatint, some hand-coloring
Cleared · Public Domain
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Lucas' Progressive Drawing Book
Fielding Lucas, Jr. (d. 1854)
[1827] · Illustrations: aquatint, etching, and soft ground etching, with some hand-coloring
In copyright
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Lucas' Progressive Drawing Book, in Three Parts...Consisting Chiefly of Original Views of American Scenery and Embracing the Latest and Best Improvements in the Mode of Instruction
Fielding Lucas, Jr. (d. 1854)
[1827] · Illustrations: aquatint, etching, and soft ground etching, with some hand-coloring
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Progressive Lessons in Landscape Drawing
Edward Purcell (d. 1831)
1812–31 · Illustrations: lithographs
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The Juvenile Drawing Book: Being the Rudiments of the Art in a Series of Progressive Lessons
John Rubens Smith (d. 1849)
1844 · Illustrations: lithographs
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The Juvenile Drawing Book: Being the Rudiments of the Art Explained in a Set of Progressive Lessons
John Rubens Smith (d. 1849)
1845 · Illustrations: soft ground etching
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Progressive Steps in Landscape Drawing
Joseph C. Ropes (d. 1885)
1853 [1854] · Illustrations: lithographs
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Bartholomew's Progressive Drawing Cards in 5 Numbers: No.1
William Nelson Bartholomew (d. 1880)
1860 · Illustrations: lithographs
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First bound volume of progressive proofs for 'Carmen' a book by Prosper Mérimée, published in 1941 by the Limited Editions Club, New York
Jean Charlot (d. 1979)
1939–40 · Colour lithographs on aluminium
In copyright
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Second bound volume of progressive proofs for 'Carmen' a book by Prosper Mérimée, published in 1941 by the Limited Editions Club, New York
Jean Charlot (d. 1979)
1939–40 · Colour lithographs on aluminium
In copyright
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