The Empire means Peace, from 'News of the day,' published in Le Charivari, October 19, 1870

The Empire means Peace, from 'News of the day,' published in "L'Album du Siège"

Honoré Daumier

View of Bomarzo

Horatius de Hooch

Death's Door, from "The Grave," a Poem by Robert Blair

Copy after William Blake, Related author Robert Blair

View of the ruins of the interior of the Church of Nuestra Senora del Carmen in Saragossa bombed by the invading French army during the Napoleonic war

Fernando Brambila, Juan Galvez

Camera sepolcrale inventata e disegnata conforme al costume, e all'antica magnificenza degl'Imperatori Romani... (Imaginary sepulcral chamber designed according to the fashion and ancient magnficence of the Roman Emperors...), from "Prima Parte di Architettura, e Prospettive"

Giovanni Battista Piranesi

Death's Door, from "The Grave," a Poem by Robert Blair

After William Blake, Luigi Schiavonetti, Rudolph Ackermann, London, Related author Robert Blair

Landscape

Pierre Nicholas Camus

Plate 10: The Ancient Gallery: a large covered gallery, light entering from the background, six figures standing atop piles of rocks in the foreground, from "Les soirées de Rome"

After Hubert Robert, Possibly by Barbe Sophie Digne

Le Patre et Les Ruines (The Shepherd and the Ruins), from "Les Caprices" Series B, The Nancy Set

Jacques Callot, Lorenzo de' Medici

Pilgrim at the Gate (Einsiedler an der Pforte)

Karl Blechen

L'Eglise en Ruines

Anonymous, After Jules David

Vaults with Bosse Blocks, from "Roman Ruins and Buildings"

Johannes van Doetecum I, Lucas van Doetecum, After Hieronymus Cock