Verses posters & prints

The Verse Beginning with Wa, Katsukawa Anonymous

Title page of A Book of Verse William Morris

The journey of a modern hero, to the island of Elba Anonymous

Louis D'or Anonymous

A Grand Jamaica Ball or the Creolean Hop a La Muftee Anonymous

The Verse Beginning with Wa Katsukawa Shunsho

The Journey of a Modern Hero Anonymous

But he denied before them all saying, I know not what thou sayest William French

Page from A Book of Verse Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones

Page from A Book of Verse Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones

Page from A Book of Verse Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones

Vehicles, hunters and fishermen, under each picture a four-line verse Jan Hendriksen

Persian verses from a Haft Awrang of Jami, mid 1500s Unknown

Page from A Book of Verse Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones

The Mayor Of Casterbridge: Young Farfrae repeated the last verse. it was plain that nothing so pathetic had been heard... Robert Barnes

Persian Quatrains and Calligraphic Exercises; Persian Verse, c Sultan Muhammad Khandan

Calligraphy, Persian Verses, c. 1440-1520 Unknown

A Grand Jamaica ball or the Creolean hop a la muftee William Holland

The Chaplain Of The Fleet, Drawn By Charles Green Anonymous

The American rattle snake Anonymous

Portrait of Arnoldus Vinnius at the age of 49 Cornelis van Dalen I

Pennsylvania German Fraktur Labeled with Verse from Revelations 14:1 Anonymous

Calligraphy from a ghazal of Fakhr al-Din Iraqi and a verse…, c. 1760 Muhammad Rizavi Hindi (attributed to)

Industry and Economy William Ward

The American Rattle Snake Anonymous

Panorama of the Times Anonymous

Calligraphy, Persian Verses, 1400s Unknown

Left a man with a bottle in his hands Right, a woman spinning Julius Goltzius

Arlequin Sur L'Hippogryphe a La Croisade Lojoliste Armee Van Den Heylige Lingue Voor Der Jesuiten Monarchy. Anonymous

Persian Verse, c. 1509-59 Unknown

Birthday postcard Anonymous

Birthday postcard Anonymous

The Poetry of Nature: The Young Ass Anonymous

Poetry Anonymous

Bahram Gur meets Arzu, the Daughter of Mahiyar…, c. 1350 Unknown

Lay not thine hand upon the lad for now I know that thow fearest God Albert Henry Payne