Long-lost posters & prints

The Elfin of Hazlenook Toby Postlethwaite Recovers the Long-Lost Treasure Anonymous

Love's Labour Lost, 1889 Edwin Longsden Long

Lost Anonymous

Home Coming - After a Long Absence, 1998 Shanti Panchal

Lead, Kindly Light, amid the Encircling Gloom, lead thou me on!...and with the Morn those Angel Faces Smile, which I... Joseph Noel Paton

The Head of a Child Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Love's Labours Lost, 1885 Edwin Longsden Long

Saved and Lost. Religious Print. Anonymous

British Columbia, A Province Located On the West Coast of Canada, Forty Degrees Below Zero And He's Lost the Matches Anonymous

Memorial to Mr. L.G.E. Childers, Lost on Board H.M.S. Captain Anonymous

The Lost Child, 1870 Anonymous

The Turkish Frigate Ertogrul Lost Off the Coast of Japan Anonymous

Songs of Innocence and of Experience: The Little Girl Lost, ca. 1825 William Blake

The Lost Channel, Thousand Islands, c.1890-1901 Detroit Publishing Co.

Hide and Seek at Westminster London Thought-Reading by Mr. Irving Bishop Anonymous

Alonso de Ojeda Searching for Lost Party Anonymous

Little Bo-Peep Has Lost Her Sheep, and Cannot Tell Where to Find Them, Leave Them Alone, and They'Ll Come Home,... Anonymous

Lost Lake and Snow-Covered Douglas Firs Anonymous

The Lost Path Richard Redgrave

Ninety Three When the Sun Rose Anonymous

The Lost Bird, 1883 Marcus Stone

The Little Girl Lost from Songs of Innocence William Blake

A Shady Spot, c.1920 George Clausen

1960s Man Police Officer Comforting Crying Scared Little Lost Girl In Suburban Neighborhood Anonymous

The Lost Child Arthur Hughes

Long Island Anonymous

A Subaltern's Experiences During the Recent Russian War Scare in India. Peace, War, and Then Peace Again Anonymous

Babylonian Clay Tablet Anonymous

Postcard of Longacre Square Anonymous

The Country is Safe Anonymous

Lost Lake and Mount Hood Anonymous

Lost horsemen. In search of a road, 1862 ca. November Alfred R Waud

A return from a march or a false alarm in a country village Anonymous

Poster offering a reward for the discovery of the lost Franklin Artic Expedition, 1850 English School

Enthronisation of the Most Rev. Dr. Charles Thomas Longley Lord Archbishop of Canterbury in the Choir of Canterbury Cathedral 1862 Anonymous

The Lost Cause, Lee waiting for Grant Thomas Nast