Colored Print of Mameluke, 1827 Derby Winner

Man Dreaming of Hell Colored Print published by British printer Thomas Kelly, 1827. Stunning image depicts a man napping on a chaise lounge, dreaming of a highly detailed and dynamic hellscape. Under

William Blake, English, 1757 to 1827, colored print on wove paper finished in pen and watercolor, The expulsion from Eden, The Expulsion of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden, illustration for John

William Blake, English, 1757 to 1827, colored print on wove paper finished in pen and watercolor, The Temptation and Fall of Eve, illustration for John Miltons, Paradise Lost, 1808. William Blake and

William Blake, English, 1757 to 1827, colored print on wove paper finished in pen and watercolor, Adam and Eve Sleeping, illustration for John Miltons, Paradise Lost, 1808. William Blake and John Milt

William Blake, English, 1757 to 1827, colored print on wove paper finished in pen and watercolor, Christ as the Redeemer of Man, illustration for John Miltons, Paradise Lost, 1808. William Blake and J

William Blake, English, 1757 to 1827, colored print on wove paper finished in pen and watercolor, The Downfall of The Rebel Angels, illustration for John Miltons, Paradise Lost, 1808. Signed in the pr

William Blake, English, 1757 to 1827, colored print on wove paper finished in pen and watercolor, Satan Watching the Caresses of Adam and Eve, illustration for John Miltons, Paradise Lost, 1808. Willi

William Blake, English, 1757 to 1827, colored print on wove paper finished in pen and watercolor, The Creation of Eve, illustration for John Miltons, Paradise Lost, 1808. William Blake and John Milton

Horse Racing Jockey Lester Piggott Signed Limited Edition 152/600 Colour 35x24 Inch Print Titled 8 Derby Winners. Signed in pencil. Fantastic Print, Well Sought After. Minor Creases to Bottom Right of

A caricature print regarding proper etiquette for horse and carriage riders together with a pair of prints showing derby stakes winners.The Black and White Print, New York, early 20th century The prin

The four hand-colored photographs mounted on cardstock lettered with the name and year of Derby victory for each. Measure 14 x 17 and 15.75 x 13.50 inches. Provenance: The estate of Glenda St. John. W

KENTUCKY DERBY WINNER PORTRAIT PRINTS IN FRAMES. INCLUDES STRIKE THE GOLD, ALYSHEBA, AND FERDINAND.

TWO KENTUCKY DERBY WINNER HORSE PRINTS *PROUD CLARION* BY S.J. WALLEN & *KAUAI KING* 1966 BY C.W. ERNST. 12 IN X 16 IN.

This is a scrapbook of horse racing in the laate 1800’s. There are numerous pasted in horse racing related newspaper articles, and pasted in prints including several full color Derby winners. It

"Quaker in Love" hand colored satirical etching by Thomas Rowlandson (English, 1757-1827.) The image shows a man in Quaker garb fondling an apparently willing young woman, while two other young women

Rockingham / The Winner of the Great St Leger Stakes at Doncaster, 1833 and "Catherstone / The Winner of the Derby Stakes at Epsom, 1843," hand-colored engravings, published by S & J Fuller, London. I

Ascot Heath Lithograph + Whirlaway Derby Plaque with Print by George Ford Morris. Hand colored lithograph entitled Preparing to Start. Whirlaway plaque is handcrafted and includes a print of the horse

Signed print. Stewart Elliot up, Winner 2004 Kentucky Derby & Preakness Stakes. Frame measures about 22" x 26.5".

From the series Fore's Celebrated Winners The Hero engraved by J. Harris after a painting by John Frederick Herring Sr. published Sept 15 1847 Print Hand-colored aquatint Some surface damage to frame

Titled "Atilla, Winner of the Derby Stakes at Epsom 1842, Ridden by W. Scott." Painted by C. Hancock. Engraved by J. Harris. Published July 12th, 1842 by R. Ackermann, London. Overall with frame 27½"

"Isinglass, Winner of the Derby, The Two Thousand Guineas and the St. Leger, 1893" Plus two others. Steel Engravings & Chromolithograph Published C1895, London for "Modern Practical Farriery" by W. J.

Isidore Jules Bonheur (1827-1901) French, Bronze Sculpture; titled "Winner of the Derby". Substantial bronze sculpture. Isidore Bonheur was born in Bordeaux, (Gironde), on May 15, 1827 and died in Par

Hand colored aquatint after Charles Hancock. Titled ‘Atilla: Winner of The Derby Stakes at Epsom 1842’ - depicting the horse with his jockey, W. Scott. Lower right reads 'Engraved by J. Harris.’

Hand colored equestrian engraving after de Prades, from "Moore's Celebrated Winners - West Australian, Winner of the Derby 1853". Published Nov. 6, 1853 by J. Moore. Plate marks visible. Very minor li