Pekingese posters & prints

1970s two pekinese dogs brown and white big little leaning tongues out cute looking at camera Anonymous

Portrait of a Lady, Lina Bilitis, with two Pekineses, 1913 Giovanni Boldini

Lady Negotiates a Gate Hand-Colored Print W.H.J. Carter

Life in China: A Pekinese Auction Anonymous

Dog Sitting on Trophy Anonymous

Peking Anonymous

China: A Boys' School Pekin 1873 Anonymous

A Pekinese: Mr Wu 66.7x59 Robert Alexander

Peke in the Flower Bed Hilary Jones

Prince Ching, commander of the city guard, Peking, China Underwood & Underwood

The Chinese Imperial Marriage: The Imperial Palace Pekin China 1873 Anonymous

The Poultry Merchant, from a book on the street calls of Peking, c.1785 French School

MS HM 2182 The Forbidden City in Peking, from a collection of maps made during a Vietnamese embassy to China School Vietnamese

Christmas Peace Pat Scott

A Chinese saw mill, Peking, China Keystone View Company

A Room in the House of Mr. Kong, a Peking Merchant School Chinese

Pekin Beijing China Anonymous

China: Girls' School Pekin 1873 Anonymous

Beijing Peking the Great Street 1866 Chinese Imperial City China Anonymous

The Wall of Pekin China 1873 Anonymous

Marble gate of the north entrance of the Tombs of the Ming Dynasty, Peking, China French Photographer

China: Distributing the Pekin Gazette 1873 Anonymous

Sketches in China: Peking Cab Amusements on the Ice Anonymous

The Game Merchant, from a book on the street calls of Peking, c.1785 French School

People Reading News from Wall Poster in Peking Anonymous

Sketches in China: Street Scene in Pekin (Beijing), 1873 Anonymous

Madame Rejane, c.1885 Giovanni Boldini

A group of women in the courtyard of a wealthy Chinese house, Peking, China Underwood & Underwood

China: Place for Competitive Examinations at Pekin 1873 Anonymous

The Peace with China Reading the Treaty at Pekin Anonymous

Hata-Mene-Ta-Kie Street, Pekin, China Anonymous

China: Entrance to the Imperial Tombs Near Pekin 1873 Anonymous

The Chinese Imperial Marriage at Pekin: Horses and Camels Presented to the Emperor. How the Chinese Saw the Bridal Procession.... Anonymous

Peking Anonymous

Illustration of European Legations Attacked by Chinese Rebels in Peking Anonymous

Astronomical instruments at the Imperial Observatory, Peking, China, c.1900 French Photographer