William hahn posters & prints

The Signal Fire, 1880 William Hahn

Return from Glacier Point, 1874 William Hahn

A Village Wedding, 1859 William Hahn

California Stagecoach Halt, 1875 William Hahn

Costume design for Vaslav Nijinsky in the Ballet Blue God by R. Hahn, 1912 Léon Bakst

Portrait of German Emperor Wilhelm II, King of Prussia, 1911 Robert Hahn

Costume design for the Ballet Blue God by R. Hahn, 1912 Léon Bakst

Costume design for the Ballet Blue God by R. Hahn, 1912 Léon Bakst

Stage design for the Ballet Blue God by R. Hahn, 1912 Léon Bakst

Stage design for the Ballet Blue God by R. Hahn, 1911 Léon Bakst

Stage design for the Ballet Blue God by R. Hahn, 1911 Léon Bakst

Costume design for the Ballet Blue God by R. Hahn, 1912 Léon Bakst

Costume design for the Ballet Blue God by R. Hahn, 1912 Léon Bakst

Costume design for the Ballet Blue God by R. Hahn, 1912 Léon Bakst

Teatro de Tacon, Habana William Henry Jackson

Costume design for the Ballet Blue God by R. Hahn, 1911 Léon Bakst

William III, Prince of Orange, as a child William III of Orange, Aged 7 Cornelius Johnson

William Faithorne Alexander Bannerman

Vaslav Nijinsky. Costume design for the Ballet Blue God by R. Hahn, 1912 Léon Bakst

Departure of William III to England Jan Claesz ten Hoorn

William Harvey Anonymous

Channing, William H Anonymous

John Palmer Whalley William Hamilton

William of the Vair Frans II Pourbus

Portrait Of Dr. William Harvey Cornelius Jansen

The Prince of Wales and Prince George of Wales in the German Uniforms Presented to Them by the Emperor William... Anonymous

Pila de la India, Habana William Henry Jackson

Costume design for the Ballet Blue God by R. Hahn, 1911 Léon Bakst

William II Rosalind Thornycroft

Death Of William The Second Anonymous

Costume design for the Ballet Blue God by R. Hahn, 1912 Léon Bakst

Statue of Prince William I on the Square in The Hague Edouard Taurel

William V Tethart Philip Christian Haag

Making decent!! A hint to the society for the suppression of vice... George Cruikshank

The Death of William the Conqueror Anonymous

William Harvey demonstrating to King Charles I his theory of the circulation of the blood, 1851 H Lemon