1808 posters & prints

Westminster Hall, 1808 Anonymous

David Johnston, 1808 Pierre Paul Prud'hon

1808, Women's fashion in nineteenth-century Paris Henri Boutet

The Prince of Wales Laying the Foundation Stone of Covent Garden Theatre December 31 1808 Anonymous

Stage Wagon, 1808, UK Anonymous

General François-Joseph Lefebvre, ca 1808 Anonymous

Baron Brudern, 1808 Giuseppe Longhi

Portrait of Prince Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Cambridge, bust length wearing the Star of the Garter, 1808 William Beechey

Portrait of Count Pavel Petrovich Shcherbatov, 1808 Anonymous

Lion, from the Menagerie of Napoleon III, Emperor of the French, 1808 Pieter Gerardus van Os

The happy effects of that grand systom Anonymous

Map of Europe in 1808 Anonymous

Visitors at the Art Exhibition in Amsterdam Netherlands in 1808 Christiaan Andriessen

The Little Sanctuary 1808 Anonymous

King Joe Disposing of His Spanish Crown, England, 1808, Shows King Joseph I Attempting to Auction Off His Crown. Anonymous

To offer the keys of the city to Louis Napoleon, 1808 Abraham Vinkeles

The Fountain in the Green Park, 1808 Anonymous

Portrait of Emperor Napoléon I Bonaparte, 1808 Anonymous

Boney Bringing Home the Truth from Spain, London, 1808 Anonymous

Urbano Rattazzi, 1808-1873, Italian Statesman, Italy Anonymous

Title Vignette monogrammed W.P.K Jean Bernard

Member of a London Wardmote Inquest in official dress, 1808 William Henry Pyne

Thieving Lane 1808 Anonymous

Boney bringing home the truth from Spain Anonymous

Brick Maker, 1808 William Henry Pyne

Water carrier, 1808 William Henry Pyne

Fire in London, 1808 Thomas Rowlandson

The Second of May 1808 (The Charge of the Mamelukes), 1814 Francisco de Goya

Cavalier, Johann von Erlach Johann Georg Wille

Un Guichet de Théatre, 1862 C. Maurand

Marshal Maahon, President of the French Republic Anonymous

Porbeagle Shark, Squalus Cornubicus, 1808 E. Donovan

Comte De Persigny, French Ambassador to England Anonymous

Stage of Drury Lane Theatre in 1808, London Anonymous

Mathieu Dumas, 1835 Honoré Daumier

Avoir perdu sa demi-tasse au Domino et sa bourse dans la rue, 1839 Honoré Daumier