Samuel taylor coleridge posters & prints

Samuel Taylor Coleridge Anonymous

Samuel Taylor Coleridge, English poet, critic, and philosopher Anonymous

Samuel Taylor Coleridge Anonymous

Samuel Taylor Coleridge Peter Vandyke

Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Table-Talking Max Beerbohm

Samuel Taylor Coleridge's study in Highgate, Haringey, London George Scharf

Portrait of Samuel Taylor Coleridge English School

Portrait of Samuel Taylor Coleridge English School

Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 1804 James Northcote

Letter from William Wordsworth on the death of Samuel Taylor Coleridge William Wordsworth

Portrait of Samuel Taylor Coleridge at age 42 Anonymous

Portrait of Samuel Taylor Coleridge Henry Hoppner Meyer

Hymn before Sunrise in the Vale of Chamouny , first printed in 1802 Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Portrait of Samuel Taylor Coleridge as a Young Man Robert Hancock (after)

Portrait of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 1818-21 Thomas Phillips

Portrait of Samuel Taylor Coleridge engraved by Henry Meyer Charles Robert Leslie

Portrait of a Gentleman, said to be Samuel Taylor Coleridge John Opie

Portrait of Samuel T. Coleridge Anonymous

Portrait of Samuel T. Coleridge Anonymous

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Stanmore Gibbs

Portrait of Samuel T. Coleridge Anonymous

House at Highgate in which Coleridge the Poet Died, 1858 Anonymous

Water! Water! Everywhere; and not a Drop to Drink, 1849 Unknown

The rain begins to fall Gustave Dore

The sailors becalmed and tormented by thirst Gustave Dore

Part of the Parnassus frieze at the base of the Albert Memorial in London UK, poets and musicians F.G.O. Stuart

Ice Ship Gustave Dore

The Mariner, having finished his story, turns to leave, while his listener, the wedding guest gazes on him in wonderment... Gustave Dore

The Late Sir John Taylor Coleridge Anonymous

Greta Hall and Keswick Bridge William Westall

The Mariner has been condemned to travel unceasingly from country to country Gustave Dore

The two fellow spirits of the Spirit of the South Pole ask the question why the ship travels so swiftly... Gustave Dore

The Mariner, surrounded by the dead sailors, suffers anguish of spirit Gustave Dore

The dead sailors rise up and start to work the ropes of the ship so that it begins to move Gustave Dore

The marooned ship in a moonlit sea Gustave Dore

Title page from 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner' by S.T. Coleridge, published by Harper & Brothers, New York, 1876 Gustave Dore