Camera lucida drawing posters & prints

View towards Lecco William Henry Fox Talbot

Distant View of Varenna William Henry Fox Talbot

Le Baumgarten William Henry Fox Talbot

Life of Christ, Marriage at Cana, preparatory study of tapestry cartoon for the Church Saint-Merri in Paris, c.1585-90 Henri Lerambert

The Studio of Jacques Louis David Jean Henri Cless

Lichfield - St. Michael's Church: pen and sepia wash drawing, 1798 School English

The Camera Obscura, 1764 Charles Amédée Philippe Van Loo

Sketch for The Flute Concert, 1852 Adolph Friedrich Erdmann von Menzel

Caroline Bonaparte, Queen of Naples Jacques Louis David

The Camel Rodolphe Bresdin

Cameras, 2018 Florent Bodart

Ms 266 f.257 Portrait of Thomas Wolsey, cardinal of York Flemish School

Picasso Reflecting, c.2021 Blake Munch

Portrait of Marcella Sembrich, 1891 Franz Seraph von Lenbach

Jules Guesde Alphonse Leon Noel

Young Artist Sketching Gerrit or Gerard (attr. to) Dou

Portrait of Alexandre Dumas, Père Achille Deveria

Liberty, c. 1865-1875 Gustave Doré

Lichfield Cathedral - East View: pen and ink drawing, 20 Jun [c 1820] Henry Curzon Allport

Drawing of Woman Voter Anonymous

Gnosall Church: pen and ink drawing School English

Dudley Priory: sepia wash drawing, 1827 Robert Noyes

Richard Parkes Bonington's studio in Paris Thomas Shotter Boys

Tutbury Castle: sepia wash drawing, 1820 John Buckler

Portrait of Isabelle Helene Rubens, daughter of the artist, 1636 Peter Paul Rubens

Leda Juan Gris

Sketch from Fleet Street: Looking Up Ludgate Hill, London Anonymous

Merrimac Alfred R Waud

Lydia Matthew W. Peters

Sleeping Nude Victor Hugo

Sketch of London Bridge, 1860 George the Elder Scharf

Periscopic camera obscura William Hyde Wollaston

Burton-upon-Trent - Holy Trinity Church: drawing, nd [?1820s] School English

L'Amatrice de Dessins, 1904 Jacques Palyart

Ms 266 fol.55 Marguerite de Brabant, wife of Louis II of Flanders, also Louis III of Artois and Louis I... Flemish School

Tswana Man Holiding an Ostrich Feather Fan in a Landscape, c.1802 Samuel Daniell