LZT1012416: M. Bureau De Pusy Né a Port Sur Saône En 17[...], Député Du Baille D'Amont En Fche Cté À L'Assemblée Nationale De 1789, Nommé Président Le 2 Fevrier 1790, Paris : Chez Le Sr. Dejabin, Éditeur, Between 1790 and 1850 , Head-and-Shoulders Profile Portrait of Jean Xavier Bureaux De Pusy. Chez Le Sr. Dejabin, Éditeur De Cette Collcetion [Sic], [Between 1790 and 1850] / Bridgeman Images
LZT1012510: The Journey of a Modern Hero, to the Island of Elba, London, 1814, Napoleon I Seated Backwards on a Donkey on the Road to Elba from Fontainebleau; He Holds a Broken Sword in One Hand and the Donkey's Tail in the Other While Two Drummers Follow Him Playing a Farewell(?) March. Includes Twelve Lines of Verse. / Bridgeman Images
LZT1012540: French Liberty, Nixon, John, -1818, Artist, [1793 July], on the Right Liberty is Torn from Her Temple by a Hired Band of Ruffians Bound & Going to Be Sacrificed to the Rage of These Ignorant People; ... And on the Left, Artists and Artisans, a Mother with Two Children, and Others Are Driven Away by Booted Thugs with Clubs, at Center a Spinning Wheel Burns, a Boy Adds a Book Fine Arts to the Fire, and an Old Man Breaks in Half the Staff of Liberty. Additional Scenes of Merriment and Chaos Take Place in the Background. / Bridgeman Images
LZT1012589: The Modern Circe or a Sequel to the Petticoat, Engraving 1809, Mrs. Mary Anne Clarke, Wearing the Duke of York's Military Cloak, Extending It to Cover a Crowd of Miniature Soldiers, Civilians and Clergymen Clustering Around Her with Outstretched Arms; Mr. Waddle (Mr. Wardle), Standing to the Side, Gazes at Her and Declares His Fascination. / Bridgeman Images
LZT1012600: Member of the Riding House at Paris, Delivering an Harangue from the Shoulders of a French Citizen, Holland, William, Active 1782 1817, Engraving 1799, a Member of the New French Aristocracy Wearing a Phrygian or Liberty Cap with Circular Emblem, Riding on the Back of a French Citizen; He Implores, Messrs. of the Menage - I Again Ascend the Tribune to Endeavour to Spur You on to Action! the Enemy Has the Whip Hand of Us, and Unless We Keep a Tight Rein Those Cunning Jockies Suwarrow and the Arch Duke Will Throw Us from Our Saddles, in 1799, Russian Forces Under Field Marshal Aleksandr Vasilevich Suvorov Defeated the French in Italy. / Bridgeman Images