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The Show Case
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The Show Case

PortfolioFrom the series, "New York City Life"
Date1905
MediumEtching
DimensionsSheet: 249 × 327 mm. (9 13/16 × 12 7/8 in.)
Plate: 125 × 175 mm. (4 15/16 × 6 7/8 in.)
Credit LineGift of Bennard and Miriam Perlman, Baltimore
Object number1982.80
NOT ON VIEW
Last Updated1/11/24
Image Not Available for If women would endeavour to show more dignity in their behaviour, they will surely be respected more.... in any case, no man would dare to make a pass at me on the street! -Same with me, my dear!
If women would endeavour to show more dignity in their behaviour, they will surely be respected more.... in any case, no man would dare to make a pass at me on the street! -Same with me, my dear!
1852
Image Not Available for If women would endeavour to show more dignity in their behaviour, they will surely be respected more.... in any case, no man would dare to make a pass at me on the street! - Same with me, my dear!
If women would endeavour to show more dignity in their behaviour, they will surely be respected more.... in any case, no man would dare to make a pass at me on the street! - Same with me, my dear!
1852
Image Not Available for The Side-Show
The Side-Show
n.d.
Image Not Available for The Mountebanks, or Opposition Show Box
The Mountebanks, or Opposition Show Box
Published 1812
Image Not Available for Silk Boudoir Case - Hankie Case with Reticella and Whitework Overlay
Silk Boudoir Case - Hankie Case with Reticella and Whitework Overlay
1900-1940
Image Not Available for Robert Macaire, sollicitor. - We've won, my dear fellow, won on every count! - And about time too. A case which has lasted ten years and has ruined me! - Better late than never! - How much did I get back in the end? - Here you are: The court awarded you 12'000 Fr, we totalled 13'500 Fr in expenses, you only owe me 1'500 Fr. - But that means I lose 1'500 Fr . - Yes, but you've won your case.
Robert Macaire, sollicitor. - We've won, my dear fellow, won on every count! - And about time too. A case which has lasted ten years and has ruined me! - Better late than never! - How much did I get back in the end? - Here you are: The court awarded you 12'000 Fr, we totalled 13'500 Fr in expenses, you only owe me 1'500 Fr. - But that means I lose 1'500 Fr . - Yes, but you've won your case.
1836
Image Not Available for Vignette from "The Various Pleasures of Equitation Illustrated in Twenty-Two Sketches Which All Show Horsemen Being Injured"
Vignette from "The Various Pleasures of Equitation Illustrated in Twenty-Two Sketches Which All Show Horsemen Being Injured"
c. 1830s
Image Not Available for Vignette from "The Various Pleasures of Equitation Illustrated in Twenty-Two Sketches Which All Show Horsemen Being Injured"
Vignette from "The Various Pleasures of Equitation Illustrated in Twenty-Two Sketches Which All Show Horsemen Being Injured"
c. 1830s
Image Not Available for Vignette from "The Various Pleasures of Equitation Illustrated in Twenty-Two Sketches Which All Show Horsemen Being Injured"
Vignette from "The Various Pleasures of Equitation Illustrated in Twenty-Two Sketches Which All Show Horsemen Being Injured"
c. 1830s
Image Not Available for Vignette from "The Various Pleasures of Equitation Illustrated in Twenty-Two Sketches Which All Show Horsemen Being Injured"
Vignette from "The Various Pleasures of Equitation Illustrated in Twenty-Two Sketches Which All Show Horsemen Being Injured"
c. 1830s
Image Not Available for Vignette from "The Various Pleasures of Equitation Illustrated in Twenty-Two Sketches Which All Show Horsemen Being Injured"
Vignette from "The Various Pleasures of Equitation Illustrated in Twenty-Two Sketches Which All Show Horsemen Being Injured"
c. 1830s
Image Not Available for Vignette from "The Various Pleasures of Equitation Illustrated in Twenty-Two Sketches Which All Show Horsemen Being Injured"
Vignette from "The Various Pleasures of Equitation Illustrated in Twenty-Two Sketches Which All Show Horsemen Being Injured"
c. 1830s