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Haman's Condemnation, From an Original Picture in the Collection of John Blackwood Esq.

First state of this mezzotint by Richard Houston reproducing Rembrandt's late-period masterpiece The Fall of Haman (circa 1660–66), now housed in the State Hermitage Museum.

Price: $1,800.00

(Civil War) États-Unis d'Amérique,_ Missouri National Guard

This hand-colored lithograph, created by Jules Renard, known by his pseudonym Draner (a reverse spelling of his surname), was published in Paris in 1865. Draner, a self-taught Belgian artist born in Liège in 1833, gained recognition for his caricatures first in local newspapers and later in significant Parisian publications such as Le Charivari and L'Illustration. His work became known for its humorous yet accurate depictions of military uniforms and social commentary on the ostentation of military parades and officer social status.

Price: $195.00

1497. Albrecht Thurer der Elter. VI ID. alt 70 Jor [Portrait of Albrecht Dürer the Elder]

One Master Copies Another.

Price: $245.00

Coronado Beach, Southern California. -- Drawn by Charles S. Reinhart.

Detailed image of beachgoers on Coronado Beach, San Diego with the Hotel Del Coronado in the distance, and Point Loma beyond. This image was published in Harper's Weekly, an American political magazine based in New York City.

Price: $295.00

Americus Vesputius

Striking portait of Amerigo Vespucci, one of the first explorer's to reach America and the person for whom America is named.

Price: $395.00

Colossus Monarchicus Statua Danielis

This elaborate allegorical engraving, created in the 1720s by Tobias Conrad Lotter, presents a visual allegory of the "Colossus Monarchicus" as described in the Book of Daniel, blending biblical imagery with historical monarchies. It intricately maps the lineage of kings from Assyrian, Persian, Greek, and Roman civilizations onto the figure of a colossal statue wielding a sword and scepter. Surrounding the figure are mythical beasts symbolizing the major empires, while the statue's legs bear the names of the monarchs from eastern and western empires.

Price: $750.00