1. Vive L'Angleterre // [Long live England]. Veber, Jean, 1864-1928 [Browse] [s.l.] : [s.n.], 1914. Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2012.01661 A Middle 40/Drawer 10/GC077/Half Folio/20th c./World War 1/Artists I-Z Bookmark
2. The exile's victory. Nast, Thomas, 1840-1902 [Browse] New York : [s.n.], 1871/06/17. Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2008.01379 E South 01/GC002/Box 06/Normal/Harper's Weekly (1871/06/01-1871/09/16) Online options Bookmark
3. Thrown completely into the shade. Nast, Thomas, 1840-1902 [Browse] New York : [s.n.], 1871/03/18. Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2008.01361 E South 01/GC002/Box 05/Normal/Harper's Weekly (1871/01/01-1871/05/31) Online options Bookmark
4. Napoleon. "Dead men's clothes soon wear out.". Nast, Thomas, 1840-1902 [Browse] New York : [s.n.], 1870/09/10. Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2008.01340 E South 01/GC002/Box 04/Normal/Harper's Weekly (1870) Online options Bookmark
5. Who goes there? -- A friend. Nast, Thomas, 1840-1902 [Browse] New York : [s.n.], 1870/08/27. Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2008.01339 E South 01/GC002/Box 04/Normal/Harper's Weekly (1870) Online options Bookmark
6. The empire is peace!. Nast, Thomas, 1840-1902 [Browse] New York : [s.n.], 1869/11/13. Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2008.01320 E South 01/GC002/Box 03/Normal/Harper's Weekly (1868/10/11-1869) Online options Bookmark
7. Ces pppppolissons! Ils ont l'insolence de nous appeler vieux blagueurs. // [These vagabonds! They have the insolence to call us old jokers.]. Delaunois, active 19th century [Browse] [Paris] : [s.n.], n.d. [1850s] Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2012.00473 E East 47/GC077/Box 21/Normal/19th c./Artists Delatre-Deve Bookmark
8. Ah ca! Mais il est insatiable, ce gaillard la, il n'a pas plutot fini un morceau qu'il en demande un autre! // [I say! He's insatiable, this fellow. Before he has even finished what's on his place, he's asking for more!]. Cham, 1819-1879 [Browse] [Paris : [s.n.], n.d. [1840s-1870s] Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2015.00506 E South 02/GC004/Box 07/Normal Bookmark
9. Apres la Bataille d'Alma // [After the Battle of Alma]. Cham, 1819-1879 [Browse] [Paris : [s.n.], n.d. [1840s-1870s] Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2015.00525 E South 02/GC004/Box 07/Normal Bookmark
10. Croyez moi, vous avez tort de faire la fiere avec moi! Vous ne pourreuz jamais vous relever toute seule! Vous avez ete trop roulee pour ca! // [Believe me, you're wrong to be so high-and-mighty around me! You'll never get up all by yourself. You've been t. Cham, 1819-1879 [Browse] [Paris : [s.n.], n.d. [1840s-1870s] Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2015.00521 E South 02/GC004/Box 07/Normal Bookmark
11. Diable, Diable! J'ai trop presume de mes forces. Je commence a reconnaitre que je ne pourrai plus aller bien loin avec ces deux gaillards-la sur les bras! // [Hell, hell! I expected too much of my forces. Now I begin to see that I can't go much farther wi. Cham, 1819-1879 [Browse] [Paris : [s.n.], n.d. [1840s-1870s] Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2015.00564 E South 02/GC004/Box 09/Normal Bookmark
12. Dites donc, caporal, on dit que nous monterons a l'assaut sans nos sacs? // [I say, corporal, they tell us that we're launching an assault without our packs?]. Cham, 1819-1879 [Browse] [Paris : [s.n.], n.d. [1840s-1870s] Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2015.00550 E South 02/GC004/Box 08/Normal Bookmark
13. Eh bien! Vous vous decouragez deja? Helas! Je m'apercois que tous les lapins sont de votre cote, et qu'il n'y en a pas du mien! // [Hey there! So you're discouraged already? Alas! I've realized that all the rabbits are on your side, and that I have none o. Cham, 1819-1879 [Browse] [Paris : [s.n.], n.d. [1840s-1870s] Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2015.00503 E South 02/GC004/Box 07/Normal Bookmark
14. Excusez-moi, cher Empereur de la Chine! J'ai deux mots a dire a son excellence l'Empereur du Maroc, et je suis a vous tout de suite! // [Excuse me, dear Emperor of China! I have two words to say to his Excellency the Emperor of Morocco, and I will be all. Cham, 1819-1879 [Browse] [Paris : [s.n.], n.d. [1840s-1870s] Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2015.00504 E South 02/GC004/Box 07/Normal Bookmark
15. Je crains que mon fils ne vous ennuie? Du tout, madame, je lui donne une lecon de geographie.Ou est la Crimee? Bien! Maintenant, l'Italie? Tres bien! A cote de la Crimee! // [I worry that my son is bothering you. Not at all! Madame, I'm giving him a geogr. Cham, 1819-1879 [Browse] [Paris : [s.n.], n.d. [1840s-1870s] Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2015.00501 E South 02/GC004/Box 07/Normal Bookmark
16. Le Boulevard des Italiens et le Boulevard du Prince Eugene se presentent reciproquement leur clientelle // [Boulevard des Italians and Boulevard du Prince Eugene present each other their clientele]. Cham, 1819-1879 [Browse] [Paris : [s.n.], n.d. [1840s-1870s] Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2015.00571 E South 02/GC004/Box 09/Normal Bookmark
17. L'Empereur declarant qu'il ne peut pas rester ainsi avec la Chine ouverte, parceque ca lui donne un rhume de cerveau // [The Emperor declares that China cannot stay open like this any longer, because it gives him a head cold]. Cham, 1819-1879 [Browse] [Paris : [s.n.], n.d. [1840s-1870s] Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2015.00526 E South 02/GC004/Box 08/Normal Bookmark
18. Le Prince Menschikoff surveillant soigneusement la cote dans la prevision d'un debarquement des troupes francaises // [Prince Menschikoff assiduously surveys the coast, in case there is a landing of French forces]. Cham, 1819-1879 [Browse] [Paris : [s.n.], n.d. [1840s-1870s] Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2015.00517 E South 02/GC004/Box 07/Normal Bookmark
19. Les Grenouilles qui demandent un roi // [The Frogs demand a king]. Cham, 1819-1879 [Browse] [Paris : [s.n.], n.d. [1840s-1870s] Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2015.00596 E South 02/GC004/Box 10/Normal Bookmark
20. Le statu quo // [The status quo]. Cham, 1819-1879 [Browse] [Paris : [s.n.], n.d. [1840s-1870s] Visual material Loading...Special Collections - Graphic Arts Collection » GA 2015.00541 E South 02/GC004/Box 08/Normal Bookmark