Public-domain art from probably England
35 public-domain plates · 17th century to 19th century · 3 attributed
35 public-domain works from probably England spanning the 17th century to 19th century, drawn from museum open-access programmes and released under CC0 or an equivalent public-domain flag. Free to download and reuse. Of these, 3 carry a named artist or maker.
Artists & makers in this set
Subjects covered
Museum sources
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Sampler
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Fragment
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Sampler
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Sidewall
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Bean
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Cabinet on Stand
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Necessaire
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Etui
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Case
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Pleated fan
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Necklace
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Bracelet
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Coat
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Pair of silver knee buckles
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Pleated fan
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The Glengary Habit, from R. Ackerman's Repository of Arts, &c.
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Sidewall
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Serpent brooch with pendants
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Advertisement for "Tetley's Teas"
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Hand Mirror
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Bracelet
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Fan case
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Waistcoat
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with Coin and Stamp Compartment
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Textile
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Sidewall
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matchsafe
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Case
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Frieze
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matchsafe
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matchsafe
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matchsafe
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"WHO THE [DEVIL] ARE YOU"
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Brooch
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Embroidered picture
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- Sampler A catalogued work
- Fragment A catalogued work
- Sampler A catalogued work
- Sidewall A catalogued work
- Bean A catalogued work
- Cabinet on Stand A catalogued work
- Necessaire A catalogued work
- Etui A catalogued work
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