Tannington posters & prints

Major John Dade of Tannington, Suffolk, c.1755 Thomas Gainsborough

Major John Dade, of Tannington, Suffolk Thomas Gainsborough

Leather tanning at Bevington and Sons leather factory Unknown

Fleshing Knives and other Tanner's Tools English School

Making leather in the lime yard at Neckinger Mills Anonymous

Sun Tan Lotion Daisy de Villeneuve

Self-Portrait John Vanderlyn

Study for a Border Design Charles Sprague Pearce

Study of a Figure from Behind recto Charles Sprague Pearce

Study for a Lunette Charles Sprague Pearce

Kitty Brunell road testing a MG 18/80, Tan Hill, Yorkshire, April 1931 Bill Brunell

Kitty Brunell road testing a MG 18/80, Tan Hill, Yorkshire, April 1931 Bill Brunell

Study for an Archway Charles Sprague Pearce

The Virgin with the Infant Christ, 17th century Bartolomeo Coriolano

Study for a Border Design Charles Sprague Pearce

The Storm Charles Fromuth

1960s Woman Dancer In Tan Dress And Boots White Fishnet Stockings Anonymous

Study for a Border Design Charles Sprague Pearce

Study for an Archway Charles Sprague Pearce

Study for an Archway Charles Sprague Pearce

Tulips Vase with decor in black, tan and brown Willem Elstrodt

Saint Catherine of Alexandria at the Wheel Nicolò dell'Abate

Near the cemetery, Gettysburg retiring disabled artillery, 1863 July 1-3 Alfred R Waud

Moat at Fort Marion, Florida James Wells Champney

Studies for a Panel Charles Sprague Pearce

Park Scene Jean-Baptiste Oudry

Making Gabions and fascines, 50th N.Y. Engineers Alfred R Waud

Farewell to the Army. Warrenton, 1862, 1862 November 10 Alfred R Waud

Circe Offering Drink to Ulysses' Companions, ca. 1602 Andrea Andreani

Ruined dwelling, town in distance Alfred R Waud

Headqtrs, A. of P. Sunset band of 114. Penn, on left, on right, rebels under guard Alfred R Waud

Camp of 1st Mass. Arty, Harrisons landing, 1862 July Alfred R Waud

Building military bridges. Making charcoal for the army force Alfred R Waud

Monarch Butterfly resting on back feathers of Tan variation Ring-necked Pheasant Anonymous

The rebel dodge to cover the retreat into Virginia. Flag of truce to look after the wounded, 1862 ca. September Alfred R Waud

Two cavalrymen, 1864 Alfred R Waud