Avocat posters & prints

Robert-Macaire Avocat, 1836 Honore Daumier

Dire que nous avons un fils qui est avocat, 1846 Honoré Daumier

Avocados hanging from tree Anonymous

Omer II Talon, avocat au Parlement et conseiller du roi Jean Morin

Two Lawyers Honore Daumier

Lawyer Going to Court, 1859-60 Thomas Couture

Lawyer's Meeting, c.1860 Honore Daumier

Avocado groves, San Diego, California, USA Anonymous

Avocados galore, 2018 Patricia Brintle

Season avocado fuente, 2015 acrylic on canvas Patricia Brintle

Golden Picnic, 1986 Ted Blackall

Season Avocado, 2011 Patricia Brintle

Verdict, 'Not Guilty', 1882 Vladimir Egorovic Makovsky

Lavocat (loncle Dominique), 1866 Anonymous

Study of a Lawyer Honore Daumier

An advocate who is evidently fully convinced... Honoré Daumier

Office of the Attorney Pieter de Bloot

A Weeping Lawyer Stuart Cox

Il Duca Castromediano Caballeno Silvio Spaventa Baron Carlo Poerio Cesere Braico Avvocata Pica Neapolitan Exiles Anonymous

A Lawyer Seated at a Desk Reading a Letter Adriaen van Ostade

Series 'Les Bons Bourgeois', Isn't it marvellous to have a son who is a lawyer Honore Daumier

A business man and his client Felix Edouard Vallotton

Lincoln's Inn, Holborn, London Augustus Charles Pugin

Advocate's Close, Edinburgh William 'Crimea' Simpson

Assumption - Advocata Nostra, 2010 Patricia Brintle

Engraved Portrait of Amedeo Avogadro Anonymous

Mk. D. M. Dickenson Mr. Justice Putnam Mr. Chandler:p. Anderson Mr. Justice King Mr. Frederick Peters, Q.C. Anonymous

The College of Advocates, Doctors' Commons, 1854 Thomas Hosmer Shepherd

Sir William Gascoigne refuses to sentence a prelate or peer James William Edmund Doyle

Right Hon George Osborne Morgan, QC, MP, Judge Advocate-General Lock & Whitfield

Portrait of a Magistrate Louis Tocque

A Splendid Advocate Verheyden

The Paternity Suit Edward Villiers Rippingille

Appellate Court Building, New York, c.1903 Detroit Publishing Co.

Portrait of Jacques Vincent Bassablons, Advisor to the King Nicolas de Largilliere

A Sporting Lawyer, form 'Vanity Fair', 17th March 1898 Leslie Matthew (1851-1922) Ward