LZT1003079: April, Calendar, Year, Month, Monthly / Bridgeman Images

LZT1003082: Lord Howe's Victory, Off Ushant, June 1st, 1794. Ouessant is an Island at the South-Western End of the English Channel which Marks the North-Western Most Point of Metropolitan France. / Bridgeman Images

LZT1003085: July, Calendar, Year, Month, Monthly / Bridgeman Images

LZT1003109: Curious Gilt Clock. Dial, Time / Bridgeman Images

LZT1003127: August. Oncidium Papilio. Hoya Paxtoni. Miltonia Spectabilis. Stephanotis Floribundus. / Bridgeman Images

LZT1003136: Sir John Franklin: Intelligence of the Discovery of His Remains, by Dr. Rae, Received October 1854. Sir John Franklin Kch Frgs Rn (16 April 1786 11 June 1847) Was a British Royal Navy Officer and Arctic Explorer. Franklin Also Served As Governor of Tasmania for Several Years. He Disappeared on His Last Expedition, Attempting to Chart and Navigate a Section of the Northwest Passage in the Canadian Arctic. / Bridgeman Images

LZT1003139: November. Babingtonia Camphorosma. Abutilon Striatum. Erica Imperialis. Chrysanthemum Sinense. Erica Burnelli. Sedum Sieboldii / Bridgeman Images

LZT1003212: Oscar II. Oscar II (21 January 1829 – 8 December 1907), Baptised Oscar Fredrik, Was King of Sweden from 1872 until His Death and King of Norway from 1872 until 1905. The Third Son of King Oscar I of Sweden and Josephine of Leuchtenberg, He was a Descendant of Gustav I of Sweden Through His Mother. / Bridgeman Images

LZT1003230: Lapp Cradle / Bridgeman Images

LZT1003233: Swedish Laplanders / Bridgeman Images

LZT1003239: The Seven Sisters. De Syv Søstre (Seven Sisters), a Mountain Formation in Helgeland, Norway / Bridgeman Images

LZT1003251: The Naerodal / Bridgeman Images

LZT1003266: The Buarbae Glacier / Bridgeman Images

LZT1003278: Hitterdal Church / Bridgeman Images

LZT1003287: Interior of a Norwegian House / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012006: Late General Albert J. Myer, US, USA, Engraving 1880 / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012012: Sanford R. Gifford, Engraving 1880, US, USA / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012086: Shout, Sisters I Georgia, US, USA, America, United States, American, Engraving 1880 / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012324: Thomas Rowlandson (British, 1756 1827 ), a Cart Race, 1788, Hand Colored Etching / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012339: Thomas Rowlandson (British, 1756 1827 ), Boney's Trial, Sentence, and Dying Speech, Published 1815, Hand Colored Etching / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012342: Thomas Rowlandson (British, 1756 1827 ), the Disappointed Epicures, 1787, Hand Colored Etching / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012395: Johann Christoph Teucher after Jean-Baptiste Oudry (German, C. 1715 - 1763 or after ), Le Vieux Chat Et La Jeune Souris (the Old Catand the Young Mouse), Published 1759, Hand-Colored Etching, Gift of Mr. And Mrs. George W. Ware / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012410: Mr. Blanchard, Living in Calais, France / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012419: Mr. Charles, Head-and-Shoulders Profile Portrait of French Balloonist J.A.C. Charles, Who Made the First Flight in a Hydrogen Balloon, Dec. 1, 1783. / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012450: Head-and-Shoulders Portrait of French Chemist, Antoine Laurent Lavoisier. Vignette below Portrait Depicts His Arrest and Conviction in 1794 for Being a Member of the Farmer's General, a Private Company that Collected Taxes and Tariffs for the Government. / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012463: Model of a Statue Dedicated to French Balloonists, Joseph and Etienne Montgolfier, Featuring a Double Profile Portrait from a Gold Medal Designed by Houdon and an Inflated Balloon by H. Thiriat, Sc. / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012482: Félix Nadar, Half-Length Portrait, Standing in the Basket of a Balloon, Holding Binoculars, 1897 / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012507: An Altercation / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012538: Don Dismallo Running the Literary Gantlet, Engraving 1790, Edmund Burke in Fools Dress Receiving Lashes on His Bare Back As He Runs a Gauntlet of His Peers which Also Includes Justice Holding a Sword, and Liberty, with Staff Topped with a Liberty Cap, Who Has Turned Her Back on Burke and Stands with J.F.X. Whyte, an Old Prisoner from the Bastille Who Carries a Flag with Scenes of the French Revolution. / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012548: The Grinning Match, a Humourous Scene at a Country Fair, Engraving 1775, Mezzotint., a Man Stands on a Chair Beneath a Large, Spreading Tree on which a Tri-Corn Hat Hangs from a Limb, His Grinning Face Framed by a Horse-Collar, a Woman and a Man Look on in the Foreground, the Man Applauds, While a Crowd of Countrymen on the Left, in the Rear, Encourage Him with Laughter and Applause; with Building on the Right, in the Background. / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012554: Mr. And Mrs. Bull Reflecting on the Taxes, a Domestic Scene with a Man and a Woman Sitting at Opposite Ends of a Table which is Set for Tea, Ale, and Port Consumption; Mrs. Bull is Complaining About Mr. Bull's Tendency Toward Guzzling, to which Mr. Bull Replies, ... But If I Cant Beat Bonny Without It - Why I Must Do As Well As I Can. / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012602: A Grand Jamaica Ball or the Creolean Hop a La Muftee, As Exhibeted in Spanish Town, Holland, William, Active 1782-1817, Engraving 1802, British Transplants Dancing and Being Served by Jamaicans at a Ball in Spanish Town, Jamaica. Includes Six Lines of Verse Warning Women against Loose Living. / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012610: A Word of Comfort, Dent, William, Active 1783-1793, En Sanguine Engraving 1790, a British Satire on the Efforts of Charles James Fox to Get the Test and Corporation Acts Repealed. Joseph Priestley, Preaching, Speaks for the Concerns of the Clergy, Stating Their Opposition to Reynard and Associates (Fox, Richard Brinsley Sheridan, John Townshend, and Another Man, Possibly William Windham). Fox Asks, Pray, Doctor is There Such a Thing As a Devil? to which Priestley Responds with a Resounding No. The Devil, Standing Amid Flames, is About to Skewer Priestley. The Test and Corporation Acts Required Membership in the Church of England, As Well As Other Religious and Civil Obligations, for Anyone Seeking Public Office. In a Touch of Irony, the Prince of Wales (George IV) and Maria Fitzherbert, Joined in an Illegal Marriage, Sit in a Pew on Priestley's Left, Facing the Viewer. That Priestley's No is Printed in the Same Type As the Title a Word of Comfort Suggests a Play on Words. / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012615: Villagers Clearing Out Rubbish!!! Engrav'D by Hixon, London, Engraving 1800, Three Villagers Transporting a Parson, a Doctor, and a Lawyer to Another Parish to Cries of Huzza from Other Villagers. / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012656: An English Jack-Tar Giving Monsieur a Drubbing, London : Robert Sayer, En Sanguine Engraving 1779, the Victory is Associated with the French and British Naval Battle Off Ushant in July 1778. The Reference to Keppler is Acrimonious, As He Was Court Martialled As the Result of His Conduct During Battle. Harland Was Keppel's Second in Command. Sayer Sides with Keppel, Who Had Been Set Up by Sir Hugh Palliser Following the Stalemate of a Battle. Keppel, Who Won Acquittal Without Comment, Was Championed by the Common Sailors. / Bridgeman Images

LZT1012662: Fox's Martyrs or the Patriots in Limbo, [England : Publisher Not Named, March 1784], 1 Print: Etching ; 25.2 X 34.9 (Plate), Print Shows Charles James Fox's Martyrs During the American Revolution. On the Right, Frederick, Lord North, Hangs from a Devil's Pitchfork and Wears a Large Stone Labeled American War from His Neck. In the Center, Charles Fox Apologizes for His Actions, in the Aftermath of the 1784 General Election. The 1784 Parliamentary Election Was the First National Election. The Fox-North Coalition Came Under Attack by George III and William Pitt the Younger. Pitt Remained Prime Minister and Those Members of Parliament Who Continued to Support Fox and North Became Known As Fox's Martyrs in Reference to John Foxe's Book of Martyrs (1563). This Satire Lays the Blame for the Whig's Loss on the American Revolution. / Bridgeman Images