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The Little French Colony at Akaroa, 1845
Charles Meryon, 1865
Native Barns and Huts at Akaroa, Banks' Peninsula, 1845
Charles Meryon, 1865
Portrait of Casimir le Conte
Charles Meryon, 1856
Portrait of Casimir le Conte
Charles Meryon, 1856
Seine Fishing off Collier's Point, Akaroa, Banks' Peninsula, 1845
Charles Meryon, 1863
Benjamin Fillon, homme de lettres
Charles Meryon, 1862
Cover for a Voyage to New Zealand (1842-46)
Charles Meryon, 1866
Portrait of Louis Jacques Marie Bizeul, the Breton Archaeologist
Charles Meryon, 1861
Portrait of the Poet Evariste Boulay-Paty
Charles Meryon, 1861
The Printer Valère Maxime being Presented to King Louis XI
Charles Meryon, 1860
Address-Card of the Printseller, Rochoux
Charles Meryon, c. 1855
Portrait of Armand Guéraud of Nantes, Printer and Man of Letters
Charles Meryon, 1861–62
A Sheep Grazing
Jean François Millet, 1849
Rebus: 'No, Morny is not dead for he is marrying again'
Charles Meryon, January 1866
Rebus: Béranger was not Really Strong, for he Never had the Key of the Fields
Charles Meryon, 1863
Allegorical Scene with Children Quarreling
Jean Marc Nattier, n.d.
Mrs. Cotton II
Anders Zorn, 1901
The Gleaners
Jean François Millet, 1855–56
Old Soldier ("Prinsen")
Anders Zorn, 1911
Evening Snow on Mount Fuji, Complete View of the Inner and Middle Shrines at Shimo Sengen (Fuji bosetsu, Shimo Sengen atomiya nakamiya zenzu), from the series "Eight VIews of Famous Places (Meisho hakkei)"
Utagawa Toyoshige (Toyokuni II), c. 1833/34
Evening Glow at Atami, True View of Oshima from Atami Harbor (Atami sekisho, Atamigahama yori Oshima no shinkei), from the series "Eight Views of Famous Places (Meisho hakkei)"
Utagawa Toyoshige (Toyokuni II), c. 1833/34
The Shire Horse
William Nicholson, n.d.
Autumn Moon of the Jewel River, View of Fishermen Catching Sweetfish (Tamagawa shugetsu, Tamagawa ayukumi no zu), from the series "Eight VIews of Famous Places (Meisho hakkei)"
Utagawa Toyoshige (Toyokuni II), c. 1833/34
Returning Sails at Kanazawa, View of Nojima from Seto Bridge (Kanazawa kihan, Setobashi yori Nojima no zu), from the series "Eight Views of Famous Places (Meisho hakkei)"
Utagawa Toyoshige (Toyokuni II), c. 1833/34