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Inscriptions and textual elements: Isaac Oliver pinxt. Inscriptions and textual elements: J Miller Sculp. Inscriptions and textual elements: Isaac Oliver.
Title: Isaac Oliver
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Inscriptions and textual elements: Isaac Oliver pinxt.
Inscriptions and textual elements: J Miller Sculp.
Inscriptions and textual elements: Isaac Oliver.
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Sketchbook
Sketchbook
Sketchbook with blue-and-white marbled cardboard covers. Black fabric tape at spine. Sewn page block; sheets perforated for removal. Pages of off-white wove paper, each 36.7 x 2...
The Works of Horatio Walpole, Earl of Orford. In Five Volumes.
The Works of Horatio Walpole, Earl of Orford. In Five Volumes.
Illustrations: stipple engraving engraving and etching...
The Works of Horatio Walpole, Earl of Orford, vol. III
The Works of Horatio Walpole, Earl of Orford, vol. III
Illustrations: stipple engraving engraving and etching...
X-radiograph(s) of "Sir Anthony Mildmay"
X-radiograph(s) of "Sir Anthony Mildmay"
Burroughs Number: 1458
X-Radiograph(s) of:
Artist: Oliver, Isaac, French, ca.1565-1617
Title: Sir Anthony Mildmay
Owner: Cleveland Museum, OH
Object Number: 26.544...
Waist clasp of silver and opal in two parts, probably designed by Oliver Baker and made b Haseler & Co., Birmingham, 1899-1900. Waist clasp of silver, set with an opal; in two parts. Silver, opal.
Waist clasp of silver and opal in two parts, probably designed by Oliver Baker and made b Haseler & Co., Birmingham, 1899-1900. Waist clasp of silver, set with an opal; in two parts. Silver, opal.
Waist clasp of silver and opal in two parts, probably designed by Oliver Baker and made b Haseler & Co., Birmingham, 1899-1900. Waist clasp of silver, set with an opal; in two part...
The Sacrifice of Isaac
The Sacrifice of Isaac
Giambattista Piazzetta trained with the tenebrist painter Antonio Molinari (1655–1704), then continued his studies in Bologna in 1705 with Giuseppe Maria Crespi (1665–1747). Both a...