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Item#Title Price
11700 1891 Alphonse Daudet/French Novelist $18.00
This print is from The Salon Of 1891 a book of photogravures and etchings published by Goupil & Co. of Paris in 1891. The print measures 8-3/4 by 12-1/2 in. (printed area is 5" by 6-1/2"). It is based on a painting by Eugene Carriere (signed in the print) and is titled "Portrait Of M. Alphonse Daudet". Daudet was a French Novelist in the mid to late 1800's This print is on heavy paper. It has a few spots of foxing in the margins, and a stain in the upper right margin - not near printed area. otherwise excellent condition.
This print is from The Salon Of 1891 a book of photogravures and etchings published by Goupil & Co. of Paris in 1891. The print measures 8-3/4 by 12-1/2 in. (printed area is4-1/4" by 7-1/2"). It is based on a painting by Jeannoit titled "A Song By M. Gilbert". This print is on heavy paper. It has a few spots of foxing in the margins, and a stain in the upper right margin - not near printed area. otherwise excellent condition.
This print is from The Salon Of 1891 a book of photogravures and etchings published by Goupil & Co. of Paris in 1891. The print measures 8-3/4 by 12-1/2 in. (printed area is 6-1/4" by 4-3/4".). This print is on heavy paper. It has a few spots of foxing in the margins, otherwise excellent condition.
Overall size 10" X 13-3/4" entitled "Shepherds Inn/Emmaus/Deepwell". Lithograph is in good condition with no tears.
Overall Size 10" by 13-3/4" entitled: "The Tents of the Merchants
"Pastephoria Tower"
"Group of Beggars and Lepers"
Lithograph is in good condition with no tears.
Overall size 10" by 13-3/4" Entitled:
"A Caravansary Merchants
"Exceited Crowd at the Base of Golgotha
"Cave of Jeremiah"
Lithograph is in good condition
Japan Proof Photogravure from 1888 published by Haskell & Post CO. in Boston. The print is from Famous Paintings - A Series Of Photogravures From The Great Pictures Of The Nineteenth Century". " It is the first book ever made giving Japan and China Proofs to every subscriber. It is the only book ever made where every plate is a 'Proof Before Letter'. The work will be published in 30 parts each containing three Japan or China Proofs". The Japan proof prints are a thin tissue paper like paper mounted to a large heavy backing paper. This print measures 12" by 18" (printed area - 12" by 9-1/2") Print is in good condition - short margin tears in backing paper (close to edges - not near print).
This is an engraving titled William Tell Saving Baumgarten and is from Payne's Pictorial Of The World published in the 1840's. The print measures 7-1/2" by 10" (printed area is 4-3/8" by 6"). It was engraved by A. H. Payne. The print is marked at the bottom "London: Brain & Payne, 12, Paternoster Row". It has some foxing spots in margins, otherwise good condition.
This is an 8-1/8" by 11-7/8" woodcut engraving from the March, 1786 Gentleman's magazine published in London. It is titled "Historical Picture (The Sufferings Of Henry VI Contrasted With Those Of Job)". The engraving is a series of 16 illustrations depicting the theme of the title showing panels of Henry VI and similar panels of Job. The engraving is on fairly heavy paper with no print on the reverse side. It is dated in the upper right corner. Guaranteed to be authentic.
This is a steel engraving of Giuseppe Garibaldi, the Italian soldier. He fought in the South American revolution of Uraguay and Argentina and later served in his homeland in the defense of Rome. The engraving measures 8" by 10-3/4" (printed area measures 5-1/2" by 7-1/2"). The engraving is on heavy paper with no print on the reverse side. It is from an 1869 volume of Duyckink's History of the World. The print was published by Johnson & Fry in New York. Print is in very good condition.
This is a lot of 9, steel engravings and photogravures of European royalty. They are all from the 1870's and 1880's and are on heavy paper with no print on the reverse side. They are;
This is a very attractive 16" by 23" centerfold print titled "Tiger Shooting In Lower Bengal ". The print is in very good condition - no foxing - no tears - not brittle. There are 8 views on the print titled:
This is a nice 15-3/4" by 22-1/2", color print titled "The Marquess of Salisbury Speaking in the House of Lords". It shows books, documents, a quill pen, and an ink well in the foreground. Based on a painting by Sydney P. Hall. Very good condition - no tears or stains - printed one side only - suitable for framing. It is from an 1879 issue of The Graphic, an illustrated weekly magazine published in London, very similar in size and format to Harper's Weekly in the states.
This is a very large (20" by 30") engraving titled "Prince and Princess Of Wales". It is in very good condition. It was a supplent to the March 6, 1880 issue of The Graphic a British weekly illustrated magazine very silmilar in size and format to Harper's Weekly in the US. the print has a hole about the size of a nickel in the solid black area near the princess's shoulder - could be easily repaired since it is solid black - also, some fold sepatrations have beem repaired on reverse side with acid free conservation tape - otherwise very good condition - not brittle - very clean - no foxing or stains - very framable.
This is a nice pair of 11-1/2" by 16", color prints titled "Sketches of Life and Character In Egypt" (1 sheet has 2 smaller prints - the other is a full page print) . The individual prints are titled:
This is the September, 1852 issue of "The Civil Engineer and Architects Journal" published in London. It measures 9" by 11-3/4" and contains about 36 pages. It has 2 architectural prints and 1 engineering drawing. They are:
This is the January 17,1891 issue of The Graphic, an illustrated weekly magazine published in London, very similar in size and format to Harper's Weekly in the US. The magazine measures 11-1/2" by 15-1/2" and contains 24 pages. It has a 16" by 23" centerfold engraving titled "The Pursuit" by J. L. Gerome that is of a lion in pursuit of game. Print is dated 1891 in margin. Magazine has many other full page and smaller prints. Very good condition.
This is a 20" by 28" print titled "The Visit of the French Fleet - The Review at Spithead". The print is subtitled "The Crowd of Sight -Seers Pressing Forward on Board the Steam Launches". The print is in very good condition - no foxing - not brittle. It is suitable for framing - printed one side only - no print on the reverse side. It was a large supplmental, foldout print from an 1880 issue of The Graphic, an illustrated weekly magazine similar in size and format to Harper's Weekly Magazine and published in London. The print has 1 short fold separation that has been repaired on the reverse side with acid free conservation tape (this tape will not turn yellow or become brittle).
This is an 18" by 32" print titled "Captive Andromache" based on a painting by Sir Frederick Leighton and engraved by Charles Roberts. It was a supplment in the May 23, 1891 issue of The Graphic, an illustrated weekly magazine published in London, very similar in size and format to Harper's Weekly in the US. Print is in very good condition - printed on 1 side only. Magazine contains many other illustrations of other subjects.
This is an 8" by 13" engraving titled "South View of the Earl of Darlington's Stables at Raby". The engraving is from a 1798 issue of "The Sporting Magazine and Racing Calendar", a monthly sporting magazine published in London. The engraving is in good condition - printed 1 side only - suitable for framing. It is dated 1798 under title. Close cropped on top edge.
This is a 4-3/4" by 8" engraving titled "Skeleton Of The Head Of a Pike ". The engraving is from a 1798 issue of "The Sporting Magazine and Racing Calendar", a monthly sporting magazine published in London. The engraving is in good condition - printed 1 side only - suitable for framing. It is dated 1798 under title. Close cropped on top edge.
This is a 4-3/4" by 8" engraving titled "View of the Earl of Darlington's Dog Kennel at Raby ". The engraving is from a 1798 issue of "The Sporting Magazine and Racing Calendar", a monthly sporting magazine published in London. The engraving is in good condition - printed 1 side only - suitable for framing. It is dated 1798 under title.
This is a 6" by 12" print titled "Punishment of the Tcha" published in 1809. The print is on fairly heavy paper printed on 1 side only. This was a foldout print from "A Collection Of Voyages And Travels From The Discovery Of America To The Commencement Of The Nineteenth Century" published in 1809 by Richard Phillips, Bridge Street, Black Friars By. W. Lewis, Pasternostar-row. Print is in good condition - suitable for framing.
This is a supplement print from the June 8, 1889 issue of The Graphic, an illustrated weekly magazine published in London, very similar in size and format to Harper's Weekly in the US. The print is titled "The First London Council" and has illustrations of 114 members of the council with their names (names at bottom of print are keyed to the print). Print is printed on 1 side only and suitable for framing. It is in very good condition with some minor foxing in upper margin - not brittle - from a bound volume.
This is a lot of 2 prints , printed on 1 side only , titled "A Run Ashore In Japan" that show comical views of a British officer's first exposure to Japanese culture. The prints were supplements in the September 4, 1894 issue of The Graphic, an illustrated weekly magazine published in London, very similar in size and format to Harper's Weekly in the US. The magazine measures 11-1/2" by 15-1/2" and contains 32 pages. The prints are separate from the magazine. The magazine is included with the prints and it contains many other black and white illustrations (various subjects). Magazine and prints are in good condition - from a bound volume.
This is an 8" by 10" engraving titled "A Curious Instrument That Shows The Hour of the Day & The Height of the Sun Above the Horizon at the Same Instant in all Latitudes Throughout The Globe". It is printed on 1 side only and suitable for framing. It is from a 1769 Gentleman's Magazine published in London, England. Magazine is in good condition - from a bound volume.
This is the November, 1857 issue of "The Civil Engineer and Architects Journal" published in London. It measures 9" by 11-3/4" and contains about 36 pages. The magazine has an 11" by 17" and a 11" by 28" engraving of the Manchester England building for the art treasures of the United Kingdom. The larger of the two engravings is a longitudinal cross section of the building and the smaller is a floor plan of the building. There is a related 2 page article that describes the building. Magazine is in good condition - original covers - never bound.
This is the June 9, 1894 issue of The Graphic, an illustrated weekly magazine published in London, very similar in size and format to Harper's Weekly in the US. The magazine measures 11-1/2" by 15-1/2" and contains 24 pages. It has a nice 11" by 15" color print titled "Mounted Infantry" showing two British soldiers and their horses. This is a nice framable print printed on 1 side only on fairly heavy semi-glossy paper. Magazine has many other full page and smaller prints. Very good condition.
This is the December, 1859 issue of "The Civil Engineer and Architects Journal" published in London. It measures 9" by 11-3/4" and contains about 36 pages. The magazine has 2 nice architectural prints printed on heavy paper and suitable for framing. They are:
This is the April, 1862 issue of "The Civil Engineer and Architects Journal" published in London. It measures 9" by 11-3/4" and contains about 36 pages. The magazine has 2 nice architectural prints printed on heavy paper and suitable for framing. They are:
This is an engraving titled "Wellington". The print is dated 1869 and was published in 1873. Engraving is in very good condition. It measures 7-1/4" by 10-1/2" (printed area measures 5-1/4" by 7"). It was published by Johnson , Fry & Co. in New York.
This is an engraving titled "Daniel O'Connell" of the Irish politician known as "The Liberator" . The print is dated 1869 and was published in 1873. Engraving is in very good condition. It measures 7-1/4" by 10-1/2" (printed area measures 5-1/4" by 6-1/2"). It was published by Johnson , Fry & Co. in New York.
This is a lot of 3 engravings from Appleton's Portrait Gallery Of Women published in 1875 by D. Appleton & Co. New York. The prints measure 8" by 11". They are:
This is a lot of 3 engravings from Appleton's Portrait Gallery Of Women published in 1875 by D. Appleton & Co. New York. The prints measure 8" by 11". They are:
11700 1891 Alphonse Daudet/French Novelist $18.00
This print is from The Salon Of 1891 a book of photogravures and etchings published by Goupil & Co. of Paris in 1891. The print measures 8-3/4 by 12-1/2 in. (printed area is 5" by 6-1/2"). It is based on a painting by Eugene Carriere (signed in the print) and is titled "Portrait Of M. Alphonse Daudet". Daudet was a French Novelist in the mid to late 1800's This print is on heavy paper. It has a few spots of foxing in the margins, and a stain in the upper right margin - not near printed area. otherwise excellent condition.
This print is from The Salon Of 1891 a book of photogravures and etchings published by Goupil & Co. of Paris in 1891. The print measures 8-3/4 by 12-1/2 in. (printed area is4-1/4" by 7-1/2"). It is based on a painting by Jeannoit titled "A Song By M. Gilbert". This print is on heavy paper. It has a few spots of foxing in the margins, and a stain in the upper right margin - not near printed area. otherwise excellent condition.
This print is from The Salon Of 1891 a book of photogravures and etchings published by Goupil & Co. of Paris in 1891. The print measures 8-3/4 by 12-1/2 in. (printed area is 6-1/4" by 4-3/4".). This print is on heavy paper. It has a few spots of foxing in the margins, otherwise excellent condition.
Overall size 10" X 13-3/4" entitled "Shepherds Inn/Emmaus/Deepwell". Lithograph is in good condition with no tears.
Overall Size 10" by 13-3/4" entitled: "The Tents of the Merchants
"Pastephoria Tower"
"Group of Beggars and Lepers"
Lithograph is in good condition with no tears.
Overall size 10" by 13-3/4" Entitled:
"A Caravansary Merchants
"Exceited Crowd at the Base of Golgotha
"Cave of Jeremiah"
Lithograph is in good condition
Japan Proof Photogravure from 1888 published by Haskell & Post CO. in Boston. The print is from Famous Paintings - A Series Of Photogravures From The Great Pictures Of The Nineteenth Century". " It is the first book ever made giving Japan and China Proofs to every subscriber. It is the only book ever made where every plate is a 'Proof Before Letter'. The work will be published in 30 parts each containing three Japan or China Proofs". The Japan proof prints are a thin tissue paper like paper mounted to a large heavy backing paper. This print measures 12" by 18" (printed area - 12" by 9-1/2") Print is in good condition - short margin tears in backing paper (close to edges - not near print).
This is an engraving titled William Tell Saving Baumgarten and is from Payne's Pictorial Of The World published in the 1840's. The print measures 7-1/2" by 10" (printed area is 4-3/8" by 6"). It was engraved by A. H. Payne. The print is marked at the bottom "London: Brain & Payne, 12, Paternoster Row". It has some foxing spots in margins, otherwise good condition.
This is an 8-1/8" by 11-7/8" woodcut engraving from the March, 1786 Gentleman's magazine published in London. It is titled "Historical Picture (The Sufferings Of Henry VI Contrasted With Those Of Job)". The engraving is a series of 16 illustrations depicting the theme of the title showing panels of Henry VI and similar panels of Job. The engraving is on fairly heavy paper with no print on the reverse side. It is dated in the upper right corner. Guaranteed to be authentic.
This is a steel engraving of Giuseppe Garibaldi, the Italian soldier. He fought in the South American revolution of Uraguay and Argentina and later served in his homeland in the defense of Rome. The engraving measures 8" by 10-3/4" (printed area measures 5-1/2" by 7-1/2"). The engraving is on heavy paper with no print on the reverse side. It is from an 1869 volume of Duyckink's History of the World. The print was published by Johnson & Fry in New York. Print is in very good condition.
This is a lot of 9, steel engravings and photogravures of European royalty. They are all from the 1870's and 1880's and are on heavy paper with no print on the reverse side. They are;
- Marie Antoinette by Theophile Gide - 8-1/2" by 11-1/2" (printed area 5" by 7-1/2") - very good condition
- Moliere At Breakfast With Louis XIV by Jean Leon Gerome - 8-1/2" by 11-1/2" (printed area 4-1/2" by 8-1/4") - very good condition
- Queen Louise Visiting The Poor by Hugo Handler - 8-1/2" by 11" (printed area 5-1/2" by 7") - very good condition
- Victoria Greeted As Queen by H. T. Wells - 8-1/2" by 11" (printed area 5-1/2" by 7-1/2") - very good condition
- Marie Antoinette Condemned by the Revolutionary Tribunal - by Paul Delaroche - 7-1/2" by 11" (printed area 5-1/2" by 7") good condition - light foxing in margin - not in print
- Trial Of Queen Katherine - 7" by 11" (printed area 5-1/2" by 7-1/2") - very light foxing in margins - not near printed area
- Louis XVI and His Family During the Storms at Versailles by Julius Benczur - 11" by 16-1/2" (printed area 7" by 10") - margin foxing
- Louis XVI and His Family During the Storms at Versailles by Julius Benczur - 11" by 16-1/2" (printed area 7" by 10") - margin stains - not near print (same print as above)
- Arrest of Queen Helene and Her Children by Carolus of Anjou by E. R. Von Engerth - 11" by 16-1/2" (printed area 7-1/2" by 9-1/2") - margin stains - not near print - immediate margin around print is clean as is print
This is a very attractive 16" by 23" centerfold print titled "Tiger Shooting In Lower Bengal ". The print is in very good condition - no foxing - no tears - not brittle. There are 8 views on the print titled:
- The Man Eater Takes Toll On The Road
- The Demand For Vengeance
- At The Edge of the Jungle
- Keep a Sharp Lookout In The Water
- At Bay
- The Coup De Grace
- The Widow's Gratitude
- On The Way Home - A Refreshing Drink
This is a nice 15-3/4" by 22-1/2", color print titled "The Marquess of Salisbury Speaking in the House of Lords". It shows books, documents, a quill pen, and an ink well in the foreground. Based on a painting by Sydney P. Hall. Very good condition - no tears or stains - printed one side only - suitable for framing. It is from an 1879 issue of The Graphic, an illustrated weekly magazine published in London, very similar in size and format to Harper's Weekly in the states.
This is a very large (20" by 30") engraving titled "Prince and Princess Of Wales". It is in very good condition. It was a supplent to the March 6, 1880 issue of The Graphic a British weekly illustrated magazine very silmilar in size and format to Harper's Weekly in the US. the print has a hole about the size of a nickel in the solid black area near the princess's shoulder - could be easily repaired since it is solid black - also, some fold sepatrations have beem repaired on reverse side with acid free conservation tape - otherwise very good condition - not brittle - very clean - no foxing or stains - very framable.
This is a nice pair of 11-1/2" by 16", color prints titled "Sketches of Life and Character In Egypt" (1 sheet has 2 smaller prints - the other is a full page print) . The individual prints are titled:
- The English General's Syces - Cairo
- Life at Shepheard's Hotel, Cairo
- Registering Fellaheen for Military Service, Luxor
This is the September, 1852 issue of "The Civil Engineer and Architects Journal" published in London. It measures 9" by 11-3/4" and contains about 36 pages. It has 2 architectural prints and 1 engineering drawing. They are:
- 11" by 17" print of St. Columba College in Dublin, Ireland
- Engineering drawing on the expansion of steam (this is a series of charts)
- Wigan Public Hall
This is the January 17,1891 issue of The Graphic, an illustrated weekly magazine published in London, very similar in size and format to Harper's Weekly in the US. The magazine measures 11-1/2" by 15-1/2" and contains 24 pages. It has a 16" by 23" centerfold engraving titled "The Pursuit" by J. L. Gerome that is of a lion in pursuit of game. Print is dated 1891 in margin. Magazine has many other full page and smaller prints. Very good condition.
This is a 20" by 28" print titled "The Visit of the French Fleet - The Review at Spithead". The print is subtitled "The Crowd of Sight -Seers Pressing Forward on Board the Steam Launches". The print is in very good condition - no foxing - not brittle. It is suitable for framing - printed one side only - no print on the reverse side. It was a large supplmental, foldout print from an 1880 issue of The Graphic, an illustrated weekly magazine similar in size and format to Harper's Weekly Magazine and published in London. The print has 1 short fold separation that has been repaired on the reverse side with acid free conservation tape (this tape will not turn yellow or become brittle).
This is an 18" by 32" print titled "Captive Andromache" based on a painting by Sir Frederick Leighton and engraved by Charles Roberts. It was a supplment in the May 23, 1891 issue of The Graphic, an illustrated weekly magazine published in London, very similar in size and format to Harper's Weekly in the US. Print is in very good condition - printed on 1 side only. Magazine contains many other illustrations of other subjects.
This is an 8" by 13" engraving titled "South View of the Earl of Darlington's Stables at Raby". The engraving is from a 1798 issue of "The Sporting Magazine and Racing Calendar", a monthly sporting magazine published in London. The engraving is in good condition - printed 1 side only - suitable for framing. It is dated 1798 under title. Close cropped on top edge.
This is a 4-3/4" by 8" engraving titled "Skeleton Of The Head Of a Pike ". The engraving is from a 1798 issue of "The Sporting Magazine and Racing Calendar", a monthly sporting magazine published in London. The engraving is in good condition - printed 1 side only - suitable for framing. It is dated 1798 under title. Close cropped on top edge.
This is a 4-3/4" by 8" engraving titled "View of the Earl of Darlington's Dog Kennel at Raby ". The engraving is from a 1798 issue of "The Sporting Magazine and Racing Calendar", a monthly sporting magazine published in London. The engraving is in good condition - printed 1 side only - suitable for framing. It is dated 1798 under title.
This is a 6" by 12" print titled "Punishment of the Tcha" published in 1809. The print is on fairly heavy paper printed on 1 side only. This was a foldout print from "A Collection Of Voyages And Travels From The Discovery Of America To The Commencement Of The Nineteenth Century" published in 1809 by Richard Phillips, Bridge Street, Black Friars By. W. Lewis, Pasternostar-row. Print is in good condition - suitable for framing.
This is a supplement print from the June 8, 1889 issue of The Graphic, an illustrated weekly magazine published in London, very similar in size and format to Harper's Weekly in the US. The print is titled "The First London Council" and has illustrations of 114 members of the council with their names (names at bottom of print are keyed to the print). Print is printed on 1 side only and suitable for framing. It is in very good condition with some minor foxing in upper margin - not brittle - from a bound volume.
This is a lot of 2 prints , printed on 1 side only , titled "A Run Ashore In Japan" that show comical views of a British officer's first exposure to Japanese culture. The prints were supplements in the September 4, 1894 issue of The Graphic, an illustrated weekly magazine published in London, very similar in size and format to Harper's Weekly in the US. The magazine measures 11-1/2" by 15-1/2" and contains 32 pages. The prints are separate from the magazine. The magazine is included with the prints and it contains many other black and white illustrations (various subjects). Magazine and prints are in good condition - from a bound volume.
This is an 8" by 10" engraving titled "A Curious Instrument That Shows The Hour of the Day & The Height of the Sun Above the Horizon at the Same Instant in all Latitudes Throughout The Globe". It is printed on 1 side only and suitable for framing. It is from a 1769 Gentleman's Magazine published in London, England. Magazine is in good condition - from a bound volume.
This is the November, 1857 issue of "The Civil Engineer and Architects Journal" published in London. It measures 9" by 11-3/4" and contains about 36 pages. The magazine has an 11" by 17" and a 11" by 28" engraving of the Manchester England building for the art treasures of the United Kingdom. The larger of the two engravings is a longitudinal cross section of the building and the smaller is a floor plan of the building. There is a related 2 page article that describes the building. Magazine is in good condition - original covers - never bound.
This is the June 9, 1894 issue of The Graphic, an illustrated weekly magazine published in London, very similar in size and format to Harper's Weekly in the US. The magazine measures 11-1/2" by 15-1/2" and contains 24 pages. It has a nice 11" by 15" color print titled "Mounted Infantry" showing two British soldiers and their horses. This is a nice framable print printed on 1 side only on fairly heavy semi-glossy paper. Magazine has many other full page and smaller prints. Very good condition.
This is the December, 1859 issue of "The Civil Engineer and Architects Journal" published in London. It measures 9" by 11-3/4" and contains about 36 pages. The magazine has 2 nice architectural prints printed on heavy paper and suitable for framing. They are:
- 8" by 11" - Cottage at Parndon, Essex (England) - shows exterior view and 1st and 2nd floor floor plans
- 8" by 11" - New Church at Marchington Woodlands, Straffordshire and Trinity Church at Heigham, Norwich (England) - also shows floor plan of this church
This is the April, 1862 issue of "The Civil Engineer and Architects Journal" published in London. It measures 9" by 11-3/4" and contains about 36 pages. The magazine has 2 nice architectural prints printed on heavy paper and suitable for framing. They are:
- 11" by 8" print of the H. Oxley residence at Westwood (England) - print shows exterior of building and floor plan of building
- 11" by 16" print - New Church to be erected at Turncroft (England ) - shows exterior of church and floor plan
This is an engraving titled "Wellington". The print is dated 1869 and was published in 1873. Engraving is in very good condition. It measures 7-1/4" by 10-1/2" (printed area measures 5-1/4" by 7"). It was published by Johnson , Fry & Co. in New York.
This is an engraving titled "Daniel O'Connell" of the Irish politician known as "The Liberator" . The print is dated 1869 and was published in 1873. Engraving is in very good condition. It measures 7-1/4" by 10-1/2" (printed area measures 5-1/4" by 6-1/2"). It was published by Johnson , Fry & Co. in New York.
This is a lot of 3 engravings from Appleton's Portrait Gallery Of Women published in 1875 by D. Appleton & Co. New York. The prints measure 8" by 11". They are:
- Maid Of Sargossa - (Agostina Domenech who fought against the French & Napoleon in 1808)
- Zulieka - (Bride of Abydos)
- Inez - (Childe Harold)
This is a lot of 3 engravings from Appleton's Portrait Gallery Of Women published in 1875 by D. Appleton & Co. New York. The prints measure 8" by 11". They are:
- Aspasia - (Aspasia of Miletus the mistress of Pericles)
- Lucretia - daughter of Spurius Lucretius Tricipitinus - Rome
- Saint Cecelia - A Christian martyr and Patron Saint of Musicians