The print is a counterproof, reworked in graphite, of a lithograph that was eventually published as one of a series of tree studies, for drawing instruction.

19th centuryFrench

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"Extraordinary Merchant!," plate 6

Simon Guillain, 17th century

17th centuryFrench

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Scene 10: Two Older Romans Meet the Soldier, Now Crippled

Johann Wilhelm Baur, c. 1635

17th centuryGerman

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Aus Koenig Friedrichs Zeit: Prinz Heinrich

Eduard Kretzschmar, 1886

19th centuryGerman

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Furnishing for Kass Country Residence, Berlin-Zehlendorf, 1932: Sketches of plans

Walter Gropius, 1932

Photomechanical print with graphite and colored pencil on paper

20th centuryGerman

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Coat-of-Arms, with two lions

L. Regnault, 1654

17th centuryFrench

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Raising of the Widow's Son of Nain

Anonymous France (Paris) 1528, 16th century

16th centuryFrench

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Book XXXIX.25. Complaint that Philip laid ambush to Thessalonian ambassadors {Quarte Decadis Liber Nonus p. CCXLIIII}

Anonymous Germany, 1493

15th centuryItalian

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"Hey there, that's a dirty trick!...They say they're definitely going to withdraw the divorce law!"

Honoré-Victorin Daumier, 1848

Boue et ravines (Mud and ravines)

Jean Dubuffet, 1959

20th centuryFrench