Collin de vermont posters & prints

The Infant Bacchus Delivered by Mercury to the Nymphs on the Island of Naxos Hyacinthe Collin de Vermont

Ruggiero arrives at Alcina's house, having shot down a giant who stood guard at the bridge Hyacinthe Collin de Vermont

David und Abigail, First half of the 18th cent Anonymous

Hudson River Steamboat 'Clermont', 1858 Richard Varick De Witt

The Hudson River Steamboat, 'Clermont', c.1858 Richard Varick De Witt

Falls of Vergennes, c.1875-76 S. H. Washburn

Noonlight in Vermont David Arsenault

Vermont Scene Charles Franklin Pierce

Mount Mansfield, from Rice's Hill Anonymous

Map bound by Atlantic Basin, Verona St., Columbia St., Otsego St., Partition St., Buttermilk Channel; Including Tremont St., Clinton Wharf Anonymous

Portrait of Jane Bickerton Duchess of Norfolk Richard Collin

Collines with a crumbling wall and a gate Clement de Jonghe

Top of the Hill Alphonse Legros

Covered Bridge, Bennington, Vermont Anonymous

Study for a ceiling decoration Anonymous

Main St, Brattleboro Anonymous

Portrait of Cardinal Giacomo Rospigliosi Richard Collin

Portrait of the Jesuit João de Almeida Richard Collin

Lake Champlain, from Battery Park Anonymous

Top of the Hill Alphonse Legros

Along the Top of the Hill Alphonse Legros

Main St, looking south, Brattleboro Anonymous

Louis de Bourbon-Condé, comte de Clermont François-Hubert Drouais

Le Départ, ca. 1899 Raphaël Collin

Thomas Collins as Slender in 'The Merry Wives of Windsor' by Shakespeare, Drury Lane, 1802 Samuel de Wilde

Mount Mansfield, Vermont Anonymous

Portrait of Duke Christian Albrecht of Holstein-Gottorp and bishop of Lubeck Anonymous

Sisyrinchium collinum, Homeria sp.;Sisyrinche des collines Pierre Joseph Redouté

Collation donne dans le petit Parc de Versailles, 1678 Jean Le Pautre

Decorative plate, Théodore Deck Raphaël Collin

Portrait of the painter Bartolomé Esteban Murill Nicolas Omazur

Portrait of Ambrose Ignatius Spinola y Guzmán Richard Collin

They had forgotten to leave any message Hugh Thomson

In conversation with the ladies Hugh Thomson

Pumpkins at Produce Stand Anonymous