1772 - 1791 posters & prints

Peasant Woman with two baskets on a yoke Johannes Huibert Prins

Chimney Sweep Johannes Huibert Prins

Women with wide hat Johannes Huibert Prins

Man sitting on the edge of a wheelbarrow Mathias de Sallieth

Mantel Clock Étienne-Augustin Le Roy

Portrait of Pieter van de Poll Anonymous

Portrait of Mary Wise, c. 1776 Thomas Gainsborough

The Tennis Court Oath, 20th June 1789, 1791 Jacques Louis David

Portrait of Louis XVII as a child, 1791 Antoine Vestier

Fashion of 1792 Anonymous

Baptism of Prince William Frederick Simon Fokke

North American Scenes and a map of New York, c.1772 Conleton

The Landing of English Troops at New York, September 1776, pub. by J. Chereau, Paris French School

Benjamin Franklin David Martin

The Refusal, 1772 Jacobus Buys

The Stationers' Almanack for 1769 Anonymous

Joseph Sherburne, ca. 1767-70 John Singleton Copley

Captain Smart. England, 17th century Unknown

Sir Jeffrey Amherst c.1768 Joshua Reynolds

Der Ballhausschwur (Le Serment du Jeu de paume), 1791 Anonymous

Surrender at Yorktown, 1781 French School

Battle Scene, 1671 Johannes Lingelbach

The Reception in 1770 Anonymous

Sir William Dolben, Recorder of London 1676 Henry Tilson

The Death of General Mercer at the Battle of Princeton, January 3, 1777 John Trumbull

Battle of Kokesberg on October 7, 1677 Anonymous Anonymous

General Despret and Louis-Philippe, Duke of Chartres at Gravelotte, July 1792 Eugène Louis Charpentier

Capture of Yorktown, Virginia, October 19, 1781 Louis Nicolas van Blarenberghe

David Hume, 1711 - 1776. Historian and philosopher Louis Carrogis

Map of New York, 1728, History of the New Netherlands, Province of New York, and State of New York, to... Anonymous

View of a crowded room in Bagnigge Wells, London IR Smith

Allegory of Vigilance, ca. 1772 Jean-Honore Fragonard

Slave Trade, 1791 John Raphael Smith

The Comedie Francaise, c.1791 Meunier

The Prussian prize-fighter and his allies attempting to tame imperial Kate, or, the state of the European bursiers Anonymous

The hopes of the party, prior to July 14th Anonymous