New York: Oct. 8, 1954. Read More about Portrait photograph of Dave Brubeck

London: ca. 1810]. "Buck, Adam, 1758-1833, portrait painter, elder son of Jonathan Buck, a silversmith of Castle Street, Cork, was born there in 1759. With a younger brother, Frederick, he studied art from an early age, and acquired some repute in youth in his native city as a painter of... Read More about Two Portraits: Boy with Hoop and Young Girl in a Landscape

London: Bretherton, March 11, 1778. Henry William Bunbury (1750-1811), second son of baronet Sir William Bunbury, and younger brother of Sir Charles Bunbury, a notorious figure of the turf, began drawing caricatures at Westminster School, and during his brief stay at Cambridge. Following the Grand Tour he achieved initial fame... Read More about “A Tour to Foreign Parts”: Engraving, with etching, signed and titled in the plate, lower left

n.p: 1914. Early Original Warbler Watercolor by Edgar Burke. The bird (an adult male) sits on a branch, facing left. An early work, done while the artist was studying medicine; rendered in meticulous detail, it is extremely decorative.Edgar Burke, MD (1889-1950) successfully combined the vocation of medicine (he was a...... Read More about “Blackpoll Warbler”

N.p: n.d. [ca. 1940s]. Edgar Burke, MD (1889-1950) successfully combined the vocation of medicine (he was a member of the American College of Physicians and Surgeons) and the avocation of sport. He was an enthusiastic wildfowler and upland gunner, an expert angler and fly tier (he designed the flies "Doctor..... Read More about Duck Decoys [Mallard, Blue Winged Teal, Pintail

New York: The Derrydale Press, 1929. First edition. Original Gouache of Mallards by Burke for Derrydale's Feathered Game. Edgar Burke, MD (1889-1950) successfully combined the vocation of medicine (he was a member of the American College of Physicians and Surgeons) and the avocation of sport. He was an enthusiastic wildfowler... Read More about Gouache of male and female mallard ducks flying over marshland, sky and clouds in the distance

n.p. Ca. 1884. STUDY FOR A BURNE-JONES MASTERPIECE. Edward Coley Burne-Jones (1833-1898), was "The most important artist in the later phase of the Pre-Raphelite movement and a figure of enormous influence at home and abroad" (Christian). He was born in Birmingham, the son of a frame-maker; originally planning for a.... Read More about Study of King's arms for his painting “King Cophetua and the Beggar Maid”

[London?]: Ca. 1884. Initially exhibited at the Grosvenor Gallery, 1884. STUDY FOR A BURNE-JONES MASTERPIECE. Edward Coley Burne-Jones (1833-1898), was "The most important artist in the later phase of the Pre-Raphaelite movement and a figure of enormous influence at home and abroad" (Christian). He was born in Birmingham, the son... Read More about Study of maid's drapery for his painting "King Cophetua and the Beggar Maid."

n.d. n.p. Illustration by Harrison Cady of his father's general store. Read More about Cady's Store at Gardner Center, Massachusetts

New York: March 24, 1938. Read More about Portrait photograph of Erskine Caldwell

[London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1893]. One of 400. One of 25 photogravure portraits published in ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON AND HIS FRIENDS, a posthumous appreciation of Julia Margaret Cameron.Bust portrait by Cameron of the Dean of Westminster. Read More about Dean [George Granville] Bradley

[London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1893]. One of 400. One of 25 photogravure portraits published in ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON AND HIS FRIENDS, a posthumous appreciation of Julia Margaret Cameron. Read More about Hallam, Lord Tennyson

[London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1893]. One of 400. One of 25 photogravure portraits published in ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON AND HIS FRIENDS, a posthumous appreciation of Julia Margaret Cameron. Read More about Honorable Lionel Tennyson