graphic design

374 artworks

Sketchbook Page, Folio 98: Two Paintings after Caravaggio and Raphael; Verso: Eagle and Ox

Italian Polidoro da Caravaggio, 1810

Decorative Studies; Verso: Anatomical Studies

Italian Felice Giani, 1810

Decorative Studies; Verso: Anatomical Studies of Animals and Male Heads

Italian Felice Giani, 1810

Four Decorative Studies of Ceilings; Verso: Anatomical Studies

Italian Felice Giani, 1810

Sketchbook Page, Folio 57: Study after Porta di Saragossa in Bologna; Verso, Architectural Details

Italian Felice Giani, 1810

Piazza San Domenico in Bologna; Piazza San Francesco and Villa Aldini in Bologna; Study of Tomb of Glossatori

Italian Felice Giani, 1810

Decorative Studies

Italian Felice Giani, 1810

Decorative Study; Verso: Anatomical Study

Italian Felice Giani, 1810

Seven Studies of Quadrilateral Ceilings; Verso: Two Anatomical Studies of Arms

Italian Felice Giani, 1810

Decorative Studies; Verso: Anatomical Studies

Italian Felice Giani, 1810

Four Statues in Egyptian Style

Italian Felice Giani, 1810

Sketchbook Page: Study of Reno, Bologna; Verso: Architectural Details

Italian Felice Giani, 1810

Architectural Interior Elements; Verso: Anatomical Studies

Italian Felice Giani, 1810

Hygeia, after an Antique Statue in Giustiniani Collection, Rome

Italian Felice Giani, 1810

Sketchbook Page: Three Landscapes after Vincenzo Martinelli. Verso: Architectural Sketch

Italian Felice Giani, 1810

Sketchbook Page, Folio 57: Study after Michele in Bosco, Bologna; Verso, Architectural Details

Italian Felice Giani, 1810

Letter from George Troup regarding the Prince Regent and Brighton Pavilion

George IV, King of England, English, 1810

Eight Studies of Friezes and Candelabrum

Italian Felice Giani, 1810

Six Decorative Studies; Verso, Anatomical Study

Italian Felice Giani, 1810

Cartoons of Death of Ananias and St. Paul, after Raphael

Italian Felice Giani, 1820

Invitation to an Opening at 14 Wigmore Street, 1839

British Crace & Son, 1820

Thermometer

Italian Felice Giani, 1820

Tradecard, Frederick Crace and Son, London

English Frederick Crace, 1830

The Gothic Arch

Ambroise Firmin-Didot, 1830