Etching and aquatint posters & prints

They Can Still Be of Use (Aun Podrán Servir) Francisco de Goya

Catherine Market Charles Frederick William Mielatz

Waiting Mary Cassatt

Treatise on Etching (Traité de la Gravure à l'Eau-forte), 1866 Maxime Lalanne

Notre Dame, Paris Henri Le Riche

Water's Edge by Morning Light Alphonse Legros

Strange Devotion! (Extraña Devocion!) Francisco de Goya

Rustic Courtship Anonymous

Fisherman with a Hoop-net Alphonse Legros

Que pico de Oro! (What a golden beak!), 1796-1797 Francisco de Goya

Bookseller and Author, 1784 Anonymous

This Is Bad (Esto Es Malo), 1810- 1815 Francisco de Goya

Vegetable Market (Marché aux légumes, à Pontoise), 1891 Camille Pissarro

Winter in Paris (L'Hiver à Paris ou La Neige a Paris), 1879 Félix Hilaire Buhot

Trumpeter Swan Anonymous

Rustic Recreation (La Récréation Champêtre), 1769 Jean-Baptiste Le Prince

A Money Scrivener Anonymous

This Is Worse (Esto Es Peor) Francisco de Goya

The Cat and the Flowers (Le chat et les fleurs), 1869 Édouard Manet

Despacha, que dispiértan. (Be quick, they are waking up.), 1796-1797 Francisco de Goya

Stoning of Two Figures Tied to a Stake, 18th century Anonymous

Charlatans' Show (Farándula de Charlatanes) Francisco de Goya

A Squall in Hyde Park, 1791 Anonymous

Running Anonymous

He Defends Himself Well (Se Defiende Bien) Francisco de Goya

Se repulen. (They spruce themselves up.), 1796-1797 Francisco de Goya

Une Barque à Marée Basse (Boulogne-sur-Mer), 19th century Louis Adolphe Hervier

It Serves You Right (Bien Te Se Está) Francisco de Goya

Cartloads to the Cemetery (Carretadas al Cemeterio) Francisco de Goya

Fisherman with a Hoop-net Alphonse Legros

Snowy Owl, 1831 Anonymous

Appeals Are in Vain (Clamores en Vano) Francisco de Goya

Harvest of the Dead (Muertos Recogidos) Francisco de Goya

Battle of Leipsic, 19th October, 1813: etched by I. Clarke, aquatinted by M. Dubourg William Heath

The Carnivorous Vulture (El Buitre Carnívoro) Francisco de Goya

Battle of Vittoria, 1813, Bringing in the Prisoners, etched by I. Clarke, aquatinted by M. DuBourg William Heath