The elder (1788-1847) posters & prints

Le marché aux fleurs, la Tour de lHorloge, le Pont au Change et le Pont-Neuf, 1832 Anonymous

Taste a la mode in the year 1735: Being the contrast to the year 1745 Evan Davis

The Tower of Babel Anton Joseph von Prenner

Erecting Porticos at Newham Street and Middlesex Hospital, London, 1833 and 1840 George the Elder Scharf

The Golden Age (Detail) Lucas Cranach the Elder

Self-Portrait Marcellus Laroon the Elder

Going to Market, 1652 Wenceslaus Hollar

Susannah and the Elders Peter Lely

Two Boys before an Easel, c. 1645 Jacob van Oost the Elder

The Husband kills the wife George Cruikshank

Path Through a Village Aegidius Sadeler II

May Day William Collins

An execution sweeps off the greater part of their furniture George Cruikshank

Susanna and the Elders Pieter Paul Rubens

Everyman, ca.1558 Pieter Bruegel the Elder/Pieter van der Heyden

Frost Scene William Collins

The Combat, 1847 Richard Ansdell

The Bottle is brought out for the first time George Cruikshank

Mexican Gentleman, 1847 Anonymous

Portrait of a young woman (La Bella) Jacopo Palma il Vecchio the Elder

Melancholy, 1532 Lucas Cranach the Elder

River Landscape after the painting in the cabinet of Mr. Poullain, 1780 JF Borgnet

Portrait of Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne the Younger, 1772 Elisabeth Louise Vigée-LeBrun

William Collins, R.A. John Linnell

American Coins and Paper Money Anonymous

The paddy's at dinner with Puddinghead, the Regent, London, 1789 Anonymous

The Late Mr. George Combe, 1858 Anonymous

The Sons of the Duke of Béthune, ca. 1770-1780 Jacques Firmin Beauvarlet

Riga, 1847 Anonymous

Interior of the Railway Carriage of the Queen (Interieur du Carosse de la Reine), 1844 Jules David

Take Advice from Plain Old Joe and Never Educate that Sort of People Sir' Returned Themajor. Dam Me Sir It... Anonymous

Laissez dire un peu de mal de vous, 1847 Honoré Daumier

Le cordon donc!...le cordon donc!...le cordon donc!.., 1847 Honoré Daumier

A la buvette, 1847 Honoré Daumier

Charles Dickens Dombey and Son. No ? Inquired Carker with Another Wide and Most Feline Show of His Teeth. Anonymous

Charles Dickens Dombey and Son. When the Doctor Smiled Auspiciously at His Author or Knit His Brows or Shook His... Anonymous