Misena posters & prints

Augustus Building the Port of Miseno, 1673?1675 Charles de La Fosse

Vallotton and Misia in the Dining Room at Rue Saint-Florentin Édouard Vuillard

A Nobleman from Misnia & Saxonia Hans Weigel

Misia assise dans une bergère, dit Nonchaloir, 1901 Anonymous

Misia at the Opera, c. 1900 Édouard Vuillard

Les Enfants. Misia, 1909 Anonymous

Misia at her desk, 1897 Felix Edouard Vallotton

Misia Natanson Anonymous

Misia at the Piano, 1895-96 Edouard Vuillard

General View of Messina Adolphe (after) Rouergue

Misia at the Piano, 1895-1896 Anonymous

The Revolution in Sicily: Departure of Missori's Expedition on the Night of August 8 from the Faro Point, Messina, to... Anonymous

The Mistress of the Inn, 1919 Alessandro Milesi

Misia Natanson in Cannes Édouard Vuillard

Misia et Vallotton à Villeneuve, 1899 Edouard Vuillard

Misia in the Woods, 1897-1899 Édouard Vuillard

Misia Natanson at the Piano Anonymous

Misia Natanson Édouard Vuillard

Misia Godebska-Natanson Felix Edouard Vallotton

View of Bay of Pozzuoli with Capo Miseno and Ischia in background Gioacchino La Pira

The Courtesans Mitsuhata, Senzan, Misayama, Itotaki, and Oribae Hosoda Eishi

Portrait of the author Baronne Anne Louise Germaine de Staël as Corinne on Cape Misenum, Anonymous

Villa of Lucullus at Misenum in the Bay of Naples William Leighton Leitch

Detail from the View of Port of Messina from Palazzo del Senato, 18thcentury Jacob-Philippe Hackert

Misery Anonymous

Meminna Anonymous

Title page of a Missal given by James II to John Brenan Anonymous

The Miser, Comedian Rienk Jelgerhuis

Miseries of London Anonymous

Mignon Regretting Her Country. Anonymous

Miss Susanna Gardiner Thomas Gainsborough

Kisen, The country girl as Kisen Kubo Shunman

Princess Augusta of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, Queen of Prussia, 1846 Anonymous

The Old Age and Misery of Denis Papin I Am Now Obliged Wrote Papin to Put My Machines in the... Anonymous

Ms. cicogna 1971 Venetian School

A Misrach, indicating the direction of Jerusalem in Jewish Homes, representing the Menorah Anonymous