Regarding the State of the English Nation, in the Year 1778
Unidentified Artist
Untitled (front endpaper with signature and address, left page); Untitled (portrait in profile of the artist's father, right page), 1928 - 2014
Otto Piene
Bonaparte Crossing the Alps, 1766 - 1831
Giuseppe Longhi
Agony in the Garden, 1471 - 1528
Albrecht Dürer
"When the morning stars sang together,", 1757 - 1827
William Blake
"And smote Job with sore boils,", 1757 - 1827
William Blake
A Shepherdess, 1566 - 1638
Joachim Wtewael
Wolf Caught in a Trap, 1796 - 1875
Antoine Louis Barye
Ibrahim in a Fire (painting, recto; text, verso), folio 35 from a manuscript of the Qisas al-Anbiya (Tales of the Prophets) of Ishaq b. Ibrahim al-Nayshaburi
Ottoman
Potosi (painting, verso), Text (recto), folio 75 from Illustrated Manuscript of Tarjama-i Tarikh-i Yangi Dunya (Translation of the History of the New World)
Ottoman
Jaguar (painting, verso), Text (recto), folio 85 from Illustrated Manuscript of Tarjama-i Tarikh-i Yangi Dunya (Translation of the History of the New World)
Ottoman
Woman gazing at her reflection (Painting, recto; Text, verso of folio 23), illustrated folio from a manuscript of the Rawda al-Ushshaq (Garden of Lovers) of Arifi
Ottoman
Painting, verso; Text, recto of folio 8, illustrated folio from a manuscript of the Manuscript of the Kitab-i-Shah u Geda (The Shah and the Beggar) by Yahya Beg, died 1545
Author: Yahya Beg
Painting, recto; Text, verso of folio 42, illustrated folio from a manuscript of the Manuscript of the Kitab-i-Shah u Geda (The Shah and the Beggar) by Yahya Beg, died 1545
Author: Yahya Beg
Painting, verso; Text, recto of folio 52, illustrated folio from a manuscript of the Manuscript of the Kitab-i-Shah u Geda (The Shah and the Beggar) by Yahya Beg, died 1545
Author: Yahya Beg
Bahram Gur Hunting with a Beautiful Woman (painting, verso), Text (recto), illustrated folio (119) from a Manuscript of the Khamsa by Amir Khusraw of Delhi (d. 1325)
Persian
Painting, verso; Text, recto of folio 57, illustrated folio from a manuscript of the Manuscript of the Kitab-i-Shah u Geda (The Shah and the Beggar) by Yahya Beg, died 1545
Author: Yahya Beg
Wildcat (painting, verso), Text (recto), folio 22 from Illustrated Manuscript of Tarjama-i Tarikh-i Yangi Dunya (Translation of the History of the New World)
Ottoman
Tapir (painting, recto), Text (verso), folio 23 from Illustrated Manuscript of Tarjama-i Tarikh-i Yangi Dunya (Translation of the History of the New World)
Ottoman
Cactus (painting, recto), Text (verso), folio 48 from Illustrated Manuscript of Tarjama-i Tarikh-i Yangi Dunya (Translation of the History of the New World)
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