Prints and Drawings — Page 160

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Plowing Oxen

Pieter Dupont, n.d.

A Japanese Madonna

Helen Hyde, 1900

Mother and Child

Helen Hyde, 1901

In the Snow at Tokyo

Helen Hyde, 1900

Winter

Helen Hyde, 1901

A Snowy Day

Helen Hyde, 1901

The Chase

Helen Hyde, 1903

Blossom Child

Helen Hyde, 1902

Day Dreams

Helen Hyde, 1901

The Bamboo Fence

Helen Hyde, 1904

The Puppy-Cat and the Baby

Helen Hyde, 1904

The Daikon and the Baby

Helen Hyde, 1903

Marching as to War

Helen Hyde, 1904

Cherry Blossom Rain

Helen Hyde, 1905

A Rainy Night

Helen Hyde, 1906

The Roundelay

Helen Hyde, 1906

A Summer Girl

Helen Hyde, 1905

Teasing the Daruma

Helen Hyde, 1905

The Bath

Helen Hyde, 1905

Woodland Landscape with an Elegant Couple Walking Beneath an Oak

Carl Wilhelm Kolbe, the elder, 1796/1800

Woman with a Vase

Albert Besnard, 1894

Portrait of Auguste Brunet

Jean Louis André Théodore Géricault, 1818

The Judgment of Paris

Giorgio Ghisi, 1555

The Blind Beggar Tricked by Lazarillo

Thomas Wyck, n.d.

Festival Hall From a Theatrical Scene

Giuseppe Galli-Bibiena, c. 1719

Weeping Man

Adolph Friedrich Erdmann von Menzel, 1850/59

"What are you looking for here, Philosopher?"

Paul Gavarni, 1847

The Boat with Lowered Sail

Félix Henri Bracquemond, 1868

Troops Resting

Jean-Baptiste Pater, 1720–25

The Market at Gisors; Rue Cappeville

Camille Pissarro, c. 1894

Reception by the Directory, plate 29 from The Political and Military Life of Napoleon

Louis Boulanger, 1822

Michigan Avenue from Park Row in the Year 1865

Raoul Varin, published November 1926 (1865 depicted)

Titian and His Mistress

Anthony van Dyck, c. 1620

Stormy Weather

Charles François Daubigny, 1845

Cockney Sportsmen Shooting Flying

James Gillray, published November 12, 1800

Prospero, Miranda, Caliban and Ariel

Henry Fuseli, 1800/05

Sheet of Twelve Antique Medals

Eugène Delacroix, 1825

The Bath Tub Cars. “- Say, Jerome....did you see these travellers yesterday who complained about our cars under the pretext that the rain inconvenienced them? - For only 7 Francs they traveled to Orléans, including a four hour bath.... there are people who are never content! Next they will want us to serve them an almond-paté as part of the bargain... and then they don't even give a sou to the boy who cleans the bath tub,” plate 10 from Les Chemins De Fer

Honoré-Victorin Daumier, 1843