T harper posters & prints

Harpers November, 1896 Edward Penfield

Portrait of a woman Nicholas

Harper's Ferry Anonymous

Harpers May, 1897 Edward Penfield

Harpers September, 1896 Edward Penfield

Harpers October, 1895 Edward Penfield

Harpers March, 1894 Edward Penfield

Harper's May illustration Edward Penfield

Harper's Ferry Anonymous

Harper's April Poster Edward Penfield

Night-March on Harper's Ferry Anonymous

The Prince Of Wales At Gibraltar, 1876: The Harper Of The 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers Anonymous

The Trees, Early Afternoon, France, ca. 1905 William A. Harper

Harpers August, 1896 Edward Penfield

The Civil War in America: Harper's Ferry Virginia 22 June 1861 Anonymous

A tiger hunt with Nabob Shuja-ud-duala and Captain Harper present Unknown

The Harper in the Baron's Hall 12th Century Anonymous

Emancipation of the Negroes - The Past and the Future, January 24, 1863 Thomas Nast

Christmas Eve, 1862, January 3, 1863 Thomas Nast

Funeral of John Cook Anonymous

Scene from Harper's Weekly on New Year's Eve in Ireland with Couple Dancing Anonymous

Harper's Weekly Magazine Cover with Portrait of Frederick Douglass Anonymous

Grand Review of the Army of the Potomac - Drawn by Mr. Thomas Nas Thomas Nast

Maryland Heights, Harper's Ferry Anonymous

Harper's Magazine for November Edward Penfield

Paintings of two harpers in the tomb of Pharaoh Ramesses III in the Valley of the Kings André Dutertre

'The Famous Publishing Company of Harper and Brothers' 1863 Anonymous

Morris Minor of A Harper competing in the MCC Sporting Trial, Litton Slack, Derbyshire, 1930 Bill Brunell

A View of the Potomac at Harpers Ferry, 1811-ca. 1813 Pavel Petrovic Svin'in

Lytham Mill, c.1845-55 Mary Harper

Suffragette Depiction from Harper's Bazaar Anonymous

Harper's February Edward Penfield

Santa Claus in Camp, January 3, 1863 Thomas Nast

505 cc AJS of J Harper competing in the MCC Torquay Rally, 1938 Bill Brunell

Tableau Vivant from the Lay of the Last Minstrel Mf. Byrne, the Irish Harper Anonymous

The Master Caused us to have some Beere, from Harper's Magazine, 1883 Howard Pyle