Boothia 1824 posters & prints

Prince Regent Inlet, Nunavut, Canada Anonymous

First communication with the natives of Boothia Felix William Say

Three Inuit from Boothia Felix John Brandard

Wheel on a pole Anthonie Willem Hendrik Nolthenius de Man

Bust of a girl in traditional costume A Evert Maaskamp

Dogs head with collar Johannes Mock

Flowers in a Terracotta Vase, Albertus Jonas Brandt Eelke Jelles Eelkema

The Aberuchills, 1824 Patrick Nasmyth

Couple in a tent Zaans hunting Evert Maaskamp

The Battle of Waterloo Belgium Jan Willem Pieneman

Bust of a girl in traditional costume Hendrik Greeven

Rebecca at the Well, 1824 Bernard Duvivier

Apotheosis of, 1824 Anonymous

Two couples in a carriage Evert Maaskamp

'North Hendon': snow cottages of the Boothians William Say

The Battle of Algiers: The Bombardment, 1824 Thomas Luny

Map, Personal Narative of travels in Babylonia, Assyria, Media, and Scythia, in the year 1824 Anonymous

St. Bride's Church Fleet Street 1824 London Anonymous

Edinburgh: Leith Roads 1824 Anonymous

Military Hospital at Lefortovo, 1824 Anonymous

Monastry of Makerie on the Volga, Travels through Russia during the years 1822, 1823, and 1824 Anonymous

View of Bakhchisaray, 1824 Carl Ferdinand von Kügelgen

Map of Greece, in 1823 and 1824 Anonymous

View of the Saint Isaacs Bridge in Petersburg, 1824 Anonymous

Bust of a girl in traditional costume B Willem van Senus

Map, Personal Narrative of a Journey from India to England, by Bussorah astrakhan and St. Petersburgh in the year 1824 Anonymous

Jai Perdu!, 1824 Adolphe Roehn

Jacques Cathelineau 1824 Anne Louis Girodet de Roucy-Trioson

Map of the Burman Empire, 1824 to May 1826 Anonymous

The Dacha of Dmitry Lvovich Naryshkin at the Kamenny Island in Saint Petersburg, 1824 Anonymous

Still Life in a Stable François Cornelis Knoll

Self-Portrait Pierre Van Hanselaere

Portrait of a Young Man Eastman Johnson

Bust of a girl in traditional costume B Evert Maaskamp

Still Life with Flowers and Fruit Eelke Jelles Eelkema

The Improved Entrance to Scotland Yard, 1824 T. Chawner