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aleyma:Numata Gessai, Geisha Carrying a Shamisen Case in the Snow, 1804-18 (source).

Yoshiwara courtesan. Detail of a hanging scroll; ink and color on silk, 1804-18 ,  Japan, by ar

hadrian6:A Reconstruction of the Parthenon. Athens.  19th.century.Thomas Allom. British 1804-18

African scenery and animals - Samuel Daniell - 1804-1805 - via Internet Archive

Court dress, 1804-1805

waroftheposes:Perseus With the Head of Medusa by Antonio Canova Made in 1804-1806, Italy

history-of-fashion:ab. 1804-1809 Sir Thomas Lawrence - Lord Granville Leveson-Gower, later 1st Earl

mimicofmodes:history-of-fashion:ab. 1804-1810 Court dress called “Joséphine” (Attributed to Jean-Fra

omgthatdress: Bodice 1804-1814 The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Cottage Children (c.1804-1814). William Owen (English, 1769-1825). Oil on canvas. Royal Academy of A

neoprusiano:@Neoprusiano Estandarte Imperial de Napoleón I de Francia (1804-1815)Imperial Standard o

Embroidered Kosode.  Bunka of, Edo period (1804-1818), Japan.  A rare silk uchikake featuring much f

Embroidered Kosode.  Bunka, Edo period (1804-1818), Japan.  The Kimono Gallery. A rare silk uchikake

Infanta Luisa Carlota de Borbón (1804-1844)  by Florentino de Craene or Decraene, c. 1832

art-and-things-of-beauty: Rudolf Volmar (1804-1846) - Mountain stream, against the Matterhorn, oil

die-rosastrasse:William Oliver (1804-1853) - An English Rose William McGregor Paxton (1869-1941) - P

Portrait of a Lady. William Oliver (British, 1804-1853). Oil on canvas.Oliver exhibited at the R.A.

tradicionalart:“Portrait of a Lady”, detail, by William Oliver (British, 1804-1853).

tradicionalart:“Portrait of a Lady”, detail, by William Oliver (British, 1804-1853).

die-rosastrasse: William Oliver (1804-1853) -  An English Rose William McGregor Paxton (1869-1941)

die-rosastrasse: William Oliver (1804-1853) -  An English Rose William McGregor Paxton (1869-

Women from Lima by Juan Mauricio Rugendas (1804-1858)

Auguste Raffet (1804-1860), ‘The Barbarians and the Deadly Cholera Arrive in Europe&rs

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