Hungry Birds, from "The Graphic" Christmas Number
Karl Wilhelm Friedrich Bauerle (d. 1912)
December 2, 1882 · Color wood engraving
Cleared · Public Domain
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Results for "Tired Out, from "The Graphic" Christmas"12 records
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New Year's Day in Old New York, from "The Graphic" Christmas Number
George Henry Boughton (d. 1905)
December 2, 1882 · Color wood engraving
Cleared · Public Domain
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Don't Move, from "The Graphic" Christmas Number
William Small (d. 1929)
December 1, 1884 · Color wood engraving
Cleared · Public Domain
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Tired Out, from "The Graphic" Christmas Number
Adrien Emmanuel Marie (d. 1891)
December 7, 1885 · Color wood engraving
Cleared · Public Domain
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The Yule Log in India — Bringing in the Ice, from "The Graphic" Christmas Number
Charles Roberts (d. 1898)
December 2, 1889 · Color wood engraving
Cleared · Public Domain
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Buffalo Hunting–Camping Out, from "The Graphic," vol. 4
Arthur Boyd Houghton (d. 1875)
August 5, 1871 · Wood engraving
In copyright
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Our Artist's Christmas Entertainment–Arrival of the Visitors, from "The Graphic," vol. 6
Arthur Boyd Houghton (d. 1875)
December 28, 1872 · Wood engraving
In copyright
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"A Hunting Family," from "The Graphic," Christmas Number
Randolph Caldecott (d. 1886)
December 9, 1878 · Color wood engraving
In copyright
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An Immediate Settlement will Oblige, from "The Graphic" Christmas Number
John Watson Nicol (d. 1926)
December 6, 1880 · Color wood engraving
In copyright
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Mr. Carlyon's Christmas, as noted in his Diary, Pictured by his Grandson–21st-23rd December, from "The Graphic," Christmas Number
Randolph Caldecott (d. 1886)
December 5, 1881 · Color wood engraving
In copyright
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Mr. Carlyon's Christmas, as noted in his Diary, Pictured by his Grandson–23rd-25th December, from "The Graphic," Christmas Number
Randolph Caldecott (d. 1886)
December 5, 1881 · Color wood engraving
In copyright
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Mr. Carlyon's Christmas, as noted in his Diary, Pictured by his Grandson–3rd-8th January, from "The Graphic," Christmas Number
Randolph Caldecott (d. 1886)
December 5, 1881 · Color wood engraving
In copyright
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