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Portrait of a Child (Cyril Nast?), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Etching, touched with graphite; proof — Portrait of a Child (Cyril Nast?)
Thomas Nast
Cyril Nast
ca. 1881

Portrait of a Child (Cyril Nast?), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Etching; first state — Portrait of a Child (Cyril Nast?)
Thomas Nast
Cyril Nast
ca. 1881

Portrait of a Child (Cyril Nast?), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Etching; second state — Portrait of a Child (Cyril Nast?)
Thomas Nast
Cyril Nast
ca. 1881

Senator Dolph of Oregon (Joseph Norman Dolph), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Graphite, pen, and black ink on scratchboard — Senator Dolph of Oregon (Joseph Norman Dolph)
Thomas Nast
Joseph Norton Dolph
ca. 1894

Bismarck and Liberty, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Pen and ink — Bismarck and Liberty
Thomas Nast
ca. 1885

A Group of Vultures Waiting for the Storm to "Blow Over"–"Let Us Prey" (from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 15, p. 889), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Wood engraving — A Group of Vultures Waiting for the Storm to "Blow Over"–"Let Us Prey" (from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 15, p. 889)
Thomas Nast
Harper's Weekly
September 23, 1871

"What Are You Laughing At? To the Victor Belong the Spoils" (from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 15, p. 1097), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Wood engraving — "What Are You Laughing At? To the Victor Belong the Spoils" (from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 15, p. 1097)
Multiple artists/makers
November 25, 1871

Portrait of the Artist, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Lithograph — Portrait of the Artist
Thomas Nast
ca. 1884

Bust-length Portrait of Thomas Nast, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Photograph — Bust-length Portrait of Thomas Nast
Thomas Nast
ca. 1888

Reproduction of a photograph of Thomas Nast, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Photomechanical reproduction — Reproduction of a photograph of Thomas Nast
Thomas Nast
after 1896

Portrait of Thomas Nast, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Wood engraving — Portrait of Thomas Nast
Thomas Nast
1870–80

Santa Claus in Camp (published in "Harper's Weekly," January 3, 1863), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype — Santa Claus in Camp (published in "Harper's Weekly," January 3, 1863)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1863

Thou Art the Brightest Jewel in My Crown, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype — Thou Art the Brightest Jewel in My Crown
Multiple artists/makers
originally published 1868

Christmas Eve (published "Harper's Weekly," January 3, 1863), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype — Christmas Eve (published "Harper's Weekly," January 3, 1863)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1863

Nast's Illustrated Almanac for 1871, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Illustrations: electrotypes — Nast's Illustrated Almanac for 1871
Thomas Nast
McLoughlin Brothers
1871–74

Emancipation of the Negroes – The Past and the Future (from "Harper's Weekly"), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Wood engraving — Emancipation of the Negroes – The Past and the Future (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
Harper's Weekly
January 24, 1863

A Night Scout in the Southwest – Surprise of an Outpost, and Survey of the Rebel Guns (from "Harper's Weekly"), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Wood engraving — A Night Scout in the Southwest – Surprise of an Outpost, and Survey of the Rebel Guns (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
Harper's Weekly
April 4, 1863

Grand Review of the Army of the Potomac – Drawn by Mr. Thomas Nast (from "Harper's Weekly"), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Wood engraving — Grand Review of the Army of the Potomac – Drawn by Mr. Thomas Nast (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
Harper's Weekly
October 10, 1863

Santa Claus in Camp (from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 7, p. 1), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Wood engraving — Santa Claus in Camp (from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 7, p. 1)
Thomas Nast
Harper's Weekly
January 3, 1863

Christmas Eve, 1862 (from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 7, pp. 8-9), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Wood engraving — Christmas Eve, 1862 (from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 7, pp. 8-9)
Thomas Nast
Harper's Weekly
January 3, 1863

A "Negro" Regiment in Action (from "Harper's Weekly"), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Wood engraving — A "Negro" Regiment in Action (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
Harper's Weekly
March 14, 1863

Nast's Illustrated Almanac, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Illustrations: wood engraving — Nast's Illustrated Almanac
Thomas Nast
Harper & Brothers
1874

"Satan, Don't Get Thee Behind Me!"–Anything to Get Possession, from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 16, p. 641, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Wood engraving — "Satan, Don't Get Thee Behind Me!"–Anything to Get Possession, from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 16, p. 641
Multiple artists/makers
August 17, 1872

"Mr. O'Wilde, You are not the first one that has grasped at a Shadow" (published in "Harper's Bazar," February 11, 1882), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype — "Mr. O'Wilde, You are not the first one that has grasped at a Shadow" (published in "Harper's Bazar," February 11, 1882)
Thomas Nast
Oscar Wilde
originally published 1882

Le Jeu Ne Vaut Pas La Chandelle (The Game is Not Worth a Candle), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Wood engraving — Le Jeu Ne Vaut Pas La Chandelle (The Game is Not Worth a Candle)
Thomas Nast
Jay Gould
1881–83

Santa Claus and Little Bo Peep (published in "Harper's Young People," December 23, 1879), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype — Santa Claus and Little Bo Peep (published in "Harper's Young People," December 23, 1879)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1879

A Stocking Full (published in "Harper's Weekly," January 4, 1879), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype — A Stocking Full (published in "Harper's Weekly," January 4, 1879)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1879

A Merry Christmas (published in "Harper's Weekly," January 3, 1880), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype — A Merry Christmas (published in "Harper's Weekly," January 3, 1880)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1880

A Merry Christmas (published in "Harper's Weekly," January 3, 1880), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype — A Merry Christmas (published in "Harper's Weekly," January 3, 1880)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1880

Wilde on Us. Something To "Live Up" To in America (published in "Harper's Bazar," June 10, 1882), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype — Wilde on Us. Something To "Live Up" To in America (published in "Harper's Bazar," June 10, 1882)
Thomas Nast
Oscar Wilde
originally published 1882

Oscar at the Sea-Shore (published in "Harper's Bazar," August 26, 1882), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype — Oscar at the Sea-Shore (published in "Harper's Bazar," August 26, 1882)
Thomas Nast
Oscar Wilde
originally published 1882

"In Time All the World Likely to be Cossack or All Republican" – Napoleon I (published in "Time"), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype — "In Time All the World Likely to be Cossack or All Republican" – Napoleon I (published in "Time")
Multiple artists/makers
originally published 1889–90

The Slave of Fashion (published in "Harper's Bazar," April 20, 1878), Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Relief print and electrotype — The Slave of Fashion (published in "Harper's Bazar," April 20, 1878)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1878

Three-quarter Length Portrait of Thomas Nast Holding Palette and Brush, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Photograph — Three-quarter Length Portrait of Thomas Nast Holding Palette and Brush
Thomas Nast
ca. 1888

Full-length Portrait of Thomas Nast with Two Caricatures, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Photograph — Full-length Portrait of Thomas Nast with Two Caricatures
Thomas Nast
ca. 1888

Full-length Portrait of Thomas Nast with a Group of Caricatures, Thomas Nast American, born Germany, Photograph — Full-length Portrait of Thomas Nast with a Group of Caricatures
Thomas Nast
ca. 1888

Portrait of Mrs. Nast (Sarah Edwards Nast)

Thomas Nast

Sarah Edwards Nast

1884

Embalmed, That They May Keep Until 1880, or Longer (from "Harper's Weekly," July 7, 1877)

Multiple artists/makers

1877

Who Stole the People's Money?–Do Tell. N.Y. Times. T'was Him. [for "Harper's Weekly," August 19, 1871]

Thomas Nast

1871

The Mischievous Dog

Thomas Nast

1860–86