The Investiture of Bishop Harold as Duke of Franconia
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo (d. 1770)
ca. 1751–52 · Oil on canvas
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The Reception of a Bishop
Auguste Hervieu (d. 1858)
1832–40 · Lithograph
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A Visit to the Zoological Gardens, in the Regent's Park: Interspersed with a Familiar Description of the Nature and the Habits of the Many Rare and Interesting Animals Exhibited Therein
James Bishop (d. 19)
[ca.1845] · Illustrations: wood engraving, some hand coloring
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A Visit to the Zoological Gardens, in the Regent's Park: Interspersed with a Familiar Description of the Nature and the Habits of the Many Rare and Intersting Animals Exhibited Theirin
James Bishop (d. 19)
[ca. 1845] · Illustrations: wood engraving, some hand coloring
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Two Girls
Isabel Bishop (d. 1988)
1935 · Oil and tempera on paperboard
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Christmas Card from Helen and Dick Bishop [a partridge in flight]
Richard E. Bishop (d. 1975)
1941 · Etching
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Women Walking in Subway Station
Isabel Bishop (d. 1988)
1963 · Aquatint and etching
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