The Extravagant Woman Does Not Perceive Her Circumstances Decaying

Cries of London, No. 6: All a growing, here's Flowers

Henri Merke, After Thomas Rowlandson, R. Ackermann & Co.

Ontwerp voor een wenskaart voor 1937 van Leo Gestel en An Overtoom

Leo Gestel

Buy My Moss Roses, or Dainty Sweetbriar

Thomas Rowlandson

The Grape Gatherer, from Les Bons Bourgeois

Honoré-Victorin Daumier

The Basket Seller

Thomas Rowlandson

"From your obedient subjects receive on your day of honor these two modest bunches of flowers. They will make you rejoice, since the people of France alone has taken over the costs," plate 486

Honoré-Victorin Daumier

The Departure of La Fleur, Sterne's "Sentimental Journey"

Thomas Rowlandson, After Henry William Bunbury, Related author Laurence Sterne

The Flower Girl (La Petite Marchande de Fleurs)

Antoine Louis François Sergent Marceau

Scene Outside an Inn

Henry William Bunbury

"- How are you feeling today, Mr. Chapolard? - Madame Pochet, a concierge who knows how to behave, should address her landlord only in the third person. - How can I talk to you in the third person, since you are the first person I am seeing this morning," plate 11 from Croquis Parisiens

Honoré-Victorin Daumier

Two Figures Walking

Kate Greenaway

Four Scenes from "Cries of London" Series: Here's your Potatoes...; Buy my Moss Roses...; Light your Honor; Pray Remember the Blind

Thomas Rowlandson, After George Murgatroyd Woodward, Edward Spragg