New South Wales, from a Series of World Maps published by John Tallis and Co., London and New York, 1850s -
John Rapkin
Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, from a Series of World Maps published by John Tallis and Co., New York and London, 1850s -
John Rapkin
Part of South Australia, from a Series of World Maps published by John Tallis and Co, New York and London, 1850s -
John Rapkin
Patagonia, from a Series of World Maps published by John Tallis and Co., New York and London, 1850s -
John Rapkin
Polynesia or Islands in the Pacific Ocean, from a Series of World Maps by John Tallis and Co., New York and London, 1850s -
John Rapkin
Van Diemens Island or Tasmania, from a Series of World Maps published by John Tallis and Co., London and New York, 1850s -
John Rapkin
Victoria or Port Phillip, Australia, from a Series of World Maps published by John Tallis and Co, New York and London, 1850s -
John Rapkin
The first steps - Charles Landseer
The Ploughing Team Sussex Downs - Evelyn Harke
Battle of the Amazons 1618 - Peter Paul Rubens
Crossing the Stream - J.F.& Lee, F.R. Herring Snr.
'Ar never gets off', hunting scene - Cecil Charles Aldin
View of the Palace of Fontainebleau from the Flowerbed Side 1669 - Adam Frans van der Meulen
Red And Blue Horse - Franz Marc
Two Horses Heads - John Michael Rysbrack
The encounter between Hernando Cortes 1485-1547 and Montezuma 1466-1520 2 - Miguel and Juan Gonzalez
Map of China and Birmah, 1851 - John Rapkin
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