Untitled object 362015
Louis Jean Desprez (d. 1804)
n.d. · Brush and brown wash over etching
Cleared · Public Domain
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Results for "View of the remains of the Tomb of the P"10 records
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View of the tomb of Mamia in the ruins of the city of Pompeii
Francesco Piranesi (d. 1810)
1789 · Etching; second state of two (Willon)
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Tomb of Washington
Robertson, Seibert & Shearman (d. 1865)
1858 · Colored lithograph
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Dance of the Bells, from the "Types of Dances (Actresses)" series (N275) issued by P. Lorillard Company to promote Green Turtle Long Cut Tobacco
P. Lorillard Company (d. 2014)
1880s · Albumen photograph
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The Fountain of Love, from the "Types of Dances (Actresses)" series (N275) issued by P. Lorillard Company to promote Green Turtle Long Cut Tobacco
P. Lorillard Company (d. 2014)
1880s · Albumen photograph
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Cleopatra from the series Types of The Stage (N259) issued by P. Lorillard Company to promote 5 Cent Ante Tobacco
P. Lorillard Company (d. 2014)
1893 · Commercial color lithograph
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Corsair from the series Types of The Stage (N259) issued by P. Lorillard Company to promote 5 Cent Ante Tobacco
P. Lorillard Company (d. 2014)
1893 · Commercial color lithograph
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Gretchen from the series Types of The Stage (N259) issued by P. Lorillard Company to promote 5 Cent Ante Tobacco
P. Lorillard Company (d. 2014)
1893 · Commercial color lithograph
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Soubrette from the series Types of The Stage (N259) issued by P. Lorillard Company to promote 5 Cent Ante Tobacco
P. Lorillard Company (d. 2014)
1893 · Commercial color lithograph
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Trapezeist from the series Types of The Stage (N259) issued by P. Lorillard Company to promote 5 Cent Ante Tobacco
P. Lorillard Company (d. 2014)
1893 · Commercial color lithograph
In copyright
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