The 50 Artworks of media Wood Engraving and containing the word timothy cole, wood engraving

Smithsonian American Art Museum (Washington, United States)

A Tail Praising It’s Head Thomas Nast

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Chin Foo Wong Unidentified Artist, Harper's Weekly

3/50

Unidentified Artist, Harper-s Weekly - Chin Foo Wong

National Portrait Gallery (Washington, United States)

Midsummer Vermont Asa Griggs Cheffetz

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Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art (Kansas City, United States)

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Kagero Nikki Yashima Gakutei

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$Thomas Nast - Is This The “True American Policy-\$ Is This The “True American Policy?\Thomas Nast

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$Thomas Nast - That Boodleful Dinner At Delmonico\$ That Boodleful Dinner At Delmonico\Thomas Nast

The Compliments of the Season - March 4 Thomas Nast

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Thomas Nast - The Compliments of the Season - March 4

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King Andy I Thomas Nast

Grant in Chicago Thomas Nast

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at the dawn -Gunbu・05D-Kobayashi Keisei

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Kobayashi Keisei - at the dawn -Gunbu・05D-

Shimane Art Museum (Matsue-Shi, Japan)

Conceived from the appearance of a group of buildings rising in the white light of the morning mist, Kobayashi has created a story in which the whimsical city is swallowed up by an exuberance of plants and animals, crumbles, and returns to the earth. The drawing for the wood engraving prints was per...

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Utagawa Hiroshige, Andō Tokutarō, Ichiyusai, Utashige, Ichiyōsai - Fuchu

Fuchu Utagawa Hiroshige, Andō Tokutarō, Ichiyusai, Utashige, Ichiyōsai

Death Before Dishonor Thomas Nast

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The Political Lottery Thomas Nast

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Suzume keshi (Sparrows and Poppies)Sugakudo Nakayama

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Sugakudo Nakayama - Suzume keshi (Sparrows and Poppies)

Inko mizuka (Parrot and Laurel)Sugakudo Nakayama

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Sugakudo Nakayama - Inko mizuka (Parrot and Laurel)

Kusatsu Utagawa Hiroshige, Andō Tokutarō, Ichiyusai, Utashige, Ichiyōsai

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Utagawa Hiroshige, Andō Tokutarō, Ichiyusai, Utashige, Ichiyōsai - Kusatsu

Kintarō Katsukawa Shun'ei

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Harriet Tubman John Nelson Darby

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National Portrait Gallery (Washington, United States)

Harriet Tubman led scores of slaves to freedom and facilitated the flight of many others after her own escape from bondage in 1849. When the Civil War began, Tubman fully committed herself to the Union cause. She traveled to South Carolina in 1862 to provide nursing care to U.S. soldiers and former ...