James macdougal hart posters & prints

From Shifting Shade, 1887 James McDougal Hart

Morning in New England, 1873 James McDougal Hart

View Among the Helderbergs, Catskills in the Distance, 1850 James McDougal Hart

Godesberg, 1852 James McDougal Hart

Peaceful Homes, 1868 James McDougal Hart

Blue-Eyed Cockatoo William Hart

Coming Storm, Lake Cayuga William Hart

Reading of the law in a Synagogue Solomon Alexander Hart

Portrait of Benjamin Hallett James McArdell

How We Saved Macdougall's Life: A Story Of An Indian Hill Station, 1897 Anonymous

New London, Connecticut William Matthew Hart

Lady Hamilton as Nature George Romney

Lady Hamilton Johann Heinrich Schmidt

The Golden Bough, c.1866 James T. Hart

James Macdonald, Souvenirs des Highlands, 1832 Anonymous

Mr James Mackie, 1830–40 Samuel Lovett Waldo

James Hare, M.P. Joshua Reynolds

John Coutts Esq., Lord Provost of Edinburgh Allan (after) Ramsay

Sir James Macdonald 1741 - 1765 and Sir Alexander Macdonald 1744 - 1810 Attributed to William Mosman

Portrait of James Watt 1792 Carl Frederick von Breda

Theophilus Levett and a Favorite Hunter James Ward

Étienne Jacques Joseph Alexandre MacDonald, Duc de Tarente, c. 1800 Anonymous

Flora Macdonald, 1722 - 1790. Jacobite heroine Richard Wilson

Thomas Hart Benton from 'The History of the United States', Vol. II, by Charles Mackay American School

Ramsay MacDonald in New York being escorted by Grover Whalen S and G

Howes and Hart, Fleet Street, London James Findlay

George Best and his girlfriend Angela Macdonald-James Kent Gavin

Étienne Jacques Joseph Alexandre MacDonald, Duc de Tarente, 1790s Anonymous

Kenneth MacDonald and Joe Duttine in Kevin Elyot's My Night with Reg at the Criterion Theatre Douglas H. Jeffery

George Macdonald Anonymous

Jack Hart, British boxer and referee Anonymous

James MacNeill Whistler Thomas Robert Way

Engraving of James Ussher Anonymous

James Heath John Raphael Smith

James Watt Anonymous

Portrait of James Brydges, first Duke of Chandos, engraved by Burnet Reading Michael (after) Dahl