After Daniel Maclise (1806 - 1870)

DANIEL MACLISE (1806-1870) PENCIL DRAWING OF A MAN IN COSTUME. 4 1/8 X 6 1/4 INCHES.

DANIEL MacLISE 1806-1870; Pen and Ink Sketch Figure. Size: 6.5 in. x 4 in. ; mat 16 in x 12

DANIEL MACLISE (IRELAND 1806-1870) "19th CENTURY JUDGEMENT" OIL PAINTING IN CARVED & GILDED FRAME. Height: 39 & 27 in. by Width: 47 & 35 in. by Depth: 1 1/2 in.

After Daniel Maclise, R.A. (Irish, 1806-1870)Hamletengraving on paperengraved by C.W. Sharpe and published in 1866 by the Artist's Union, London24 x 38in (61 x 97cm)

Daniel Maclise - Portrait Painting of a Couple Reading. Daniel Maclise (25 January 1806 – 25 April 1870) was an Irish history, literary and portrait painter, and illustrator, who worked for most of

David Maclise (1806-1870): Sketch of a Man Pencil with white highlights on paper, unsigned, inscribed 'Burris Festival Apr 18? Christopher North' lower right, with label from David Ker Fine Art. 6 3/4

Hand-colored anatomical drawing by Joseph Maclise, 1870. 6.75 x 10 (9.875 x 13.625). Dramatic and excellent drawing of the head designed for the education of medical students. Partially hand-colored l

Detailed drawing of torso with hand coloring. Plate #26 from Surgical Anatomy by Joseph Maclise, published 1870 by Henry C. Lea. The Relation of the Internal Parts to the External Surface of the Body.

Hand-colored anatomical drawing of throat and chest (Plate 2) by Joseph Maclise. Dramatic and excellent rendering designed for the education of medical students in the nineteenth century. Partially ha

Hand-colored anatomical drawing of arm and wrist (Plate 15) by Joseph Maclise. Dramatic and excellent rendering designed for the education of medical students in the nineteenth century. Partially hand

Hand-colored anatomical drawing of head and neck (Plate 3) by Joseph Maclise. Highly detailed rendering designed for the education of medical students in the nineteenth century. Partially hand-colored

Hand-colored anatomical drawing of hand and wrist (Plate 17) by Joseph Maclise. Lovely rendering designed for the education of medical students in the nineteenth century. Partially hand-colored lithog

Hand-colored anatomical drawing of arm and shoulder (Plate 12) by Joseph Maclise. Informative and highly detailed rendering designed for the education of medical students in the nineteenth century. Pa

Detailed drawing of torso with hand coloring. Plate #22 from Surgical Anatomy by Joseph Maclise, published 1870 by Henry C. Lea. The Relative Position of the Superficial Organs of the Thorax and Abdom

Dramatic view of right side of head/neck with hand coloring. Plate #21 from Surgical Anatomy by Joseph Maclise, published 1870 by Henry C. Lea. Small spot and tiny edge chip. Tiny bit of toning to edg

Engraving, Daniel Maclise, The Origin of the Harp. framed size 22 1/4" x 18 1/2"

Hand-colored anatomical drawing by Joseph Maclise, 1870. 8.5 x 12.5 (10.25 x 14.125). Dramatic and excellent drawing of the feet and calves designed for the education of medical students. Partiall han

Large hand-colored anatomical drawing by Joseph Maclise, 1870. 12.5 x 17.5 (14.5 x 20.25). Huge double-page partially colored anatomical lithograph of the lower legs and feet designed for the educatio

Petrus Van Schendel (school), oil on panel, School of Petrus van Schendel (Belgian, 1806-1870), Night Market, oil on cradled panel, no signature observed, metal artist tag on frame, 19"h x 16"w (panel

19th C. Monumental Sevres Bronze French garniture Clock 3-Piece Set with Two Candelabras Candle Stick Holders hand painted Porcelain by Eugene Poitevin ( France 1806-1870 ) Bronze Mounted Candelabra A

Eugene Modest Edmond le Poittevin (France: 1806 - 1870) Antique 19th century oil painting on canvas titled "Resting By The Stream". Hand signed to lower right. Date: 1846. Measures: 25-5/8" W x 15-1/4

Poitteven, Eugene le (French, 1806-1870) The Music, oil on wood panel, signed with the artist's monogram initials and dated 1846, measuring 14 by 10.5 inches, in a gold frame measuring 19 by 16 inches

Attributed to: Petrus Van Schendel (Dutch, 1806-1870) Titled: “Night Market Meat Seller” Medium: Oil on Panel Image Size: 15” H x 18” w, signed: P. Van Schendel - Lower bottom Right, Framed: I

DICKENS (CHARLES) The Battle for Life. A Love Story, FIRST EDITION, fourth issue title-page, half-title, engraved frontispiece and additional pictorial title-page after Daniel Maclise, wood-engraved