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Rare Glimpse: An image from page 248 of *Poems and Pictures: a collection of ballads, songs, and other poems*, published 1846, is held by The British Library. A testament to Victorian literary and artistic tastes.
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A 1867 illustration from Moore's celebrated compilation, Irish Melodies. This archival item, depicting an unspecified subject from page 115, is held by The British Library.
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A steel engraving from F.P.’s elegantly illustrated *Songs of Praise and Poems of Devotion* is preserved in the British Library. This devotional work originates from 1866.
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Perusing the British Library's holdings, our gaze falls upon a curious image from page five of "Ballads, Songs and Poems." The year, 1868. Further details remain elusive.
Uppsala, 1901-1902. Mr. Alfred Dahlgren captures the junction of Klostergatan and Svartbäcksgatan for the Upplands Museum. A fleeting glimpse of a bygone era, now preserved.
Image from page 142 of *Poems and Pictures: a collection of ballads, songs, and other poems*, dating from 1846. The British Library holds this notable archival item.
From the British Library’s archive: a charming image, doubtless edifying, from Songs for the Little ones at Home. The 1868 publication features illustrations by eminent artists, lending a suitable air of gravitas to such trivialities.
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1868: The British Library presents an image, erstwhile concealed on page 138 of *Songs for the Little ones at Home*, a compendium illustrated by eminent artists, now brought to light for public perusal.
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Page 373 of *Folk Songs,* 1867 edition, yields an image. This compendium, expanded and edited by J.W.P., is held by The British Library.
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A tenth-century Double Bird Pendant, dating from AD 950, remains a notable artefact within the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection. Its enduring craftsmanship continues to intrigue.
Early 19th-century British architectural draft, anonymous, depicts a centrally planned, domed building with porticos. The Metropolitan Museum of Art holds this perspective drawing.
Mr. Brundage’s 1845 Portrait of a Gentleman, a distinguished piece of artistry, now resides in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Its enduring elegance continues to captivate.
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A gaunt visage, captured in the year 140, now resides in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The portrait offers a glimpse into ancient physiognomy.
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A plate from Moore's Irish Melodies, published in 1867. This illustrative work, held by The British Library, includes National Airs, Legendary Ballads, and a memoir by J. F. Waller.
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A classic sailor hat, made by hand at our ateljé. The Matros hat is the perfect complement to any voyage. Made for lazy…
Archive reveals Alfred Dahlgren’s sombre lens on Uppsala. His photography documents Cemetery Street from Carolina Park, 1901-1902. Held by Upplands Museum.
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A curious inclusion from the 1867 edition of Moore's Irish Melodies, etc. This image, found on page 425, presents a glimpse into Victorian-era popular culture. From the British Library archives.
1888. A Metropolitan Museum of Art acquisition from the Actresses series (N664). This portrait features an actress in embroidered costume and cap, for Old Fashion Fine Cut Tobacco.
1867: An image from page 321 of Moore's Irish Melodies, part of a collection including Lalla Rookh and National Airs, with illustrations. Held by The British Library.
