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Daily Life Collection: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, 1921. A piquant young woman helps bring forth Spring flowers

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, 1921. A piquant young woman helps bring forth Spring flowers from her seat on a gargoyle. Illustration from a 1921 isssue of La Vie Parisienne

Daily Life Collection: GRAVESTONE: 18th CENTURY. Rubbing from an 18th century gravestone of a Deerfield

GRAVESTONE: 18th CENTURY. Rubbing from an 18th century gravestone of a Deerfield, Massachusetts, woman, depicted at top with her stillborn infant

Daily Life Collection: SINGING LESSON, c1475. Woodcut from Spiegel des menshlichen Lebens, Augsburg

SINGING LESSON, c1475. Woodcut from Spiegel des menshlichen Lebens, Augsburg, Germany, c1475-76

Daily Life Collection: GRAVESTONE: 18th CENTURY. Rubbing from an 18th century gravestone of a Massachusetts woman

GRAVESTONE: 18th CENTURY. Rubbing from an 18th century gravestone of a Massachusetts woman, who died six days after giving birth, and her newborn infant

GRAVESTONE: 18th CENTURY. Rubbing from an 18th century New England gravestone

Daily Life Collection: DUELING, 19th CENTURY. An Affair of Honor. Photogravure, American, late 19th century

DUELING, 19th CENTURY. An Affair of Honor. Photogravure, American, late 19th century, after a painting by Emile Bayard (1837-1891)

Daily Life Collection: VINEGROWING, 10th CENTURY. Woodcut after an illumination from a 10th century German

VINEGROWING, 10th CENTURY. Woodcut after an illumination from a 10th century German gospel book

Daily Life Collection: SEWING, 19th CENTURY. A Tranquil Hour

SEWING, 19th CENTURY. A Tranquil Hour. Etching, late 19th century, after a painting by Wilhelm Hasemann

Daily Life Collection: TAILOR, 1659. Woodcut from the 1659 English edition of Jan Amos Comenius Orbis

TAILOR, 1659. Woodcut from the 1659 English edition of Jan Amos Comenius Orbis sensualium pictus

MAN WITH CIGAR, c1895. Cabinet photograph, c1895

Daily Life Collection: ELEPHANT BOY HOAX, 1887. Barnums big chance. The extraordinary freak of nature to which Mrs

ELEPHANT BOY HOAX, 1887. Barnums big chance. The extraordinary freak of nature to which Mrs. Kretschner of Bridgeport, Connecticut, has just given birth

Daily Life Collection: THE TOILET: TROLLOPE, 1832. Lithograph from the first American edition, 1832, of Mrs

THE TOILET: TROLLOPE, 1832. Lithograph from the first American edition, 1832, of Mrs. Fanny Trollopes Domestic Manners of the Americans

Daily Life Collection: JEWISH CEMETERY, 1891. The Old Hebrew Cemetery at Chatham Square. Drawing, 1891, by W

JEWISH CEMETERY, 1891. The Old Hebrew Cemetery at Chatham Square. Drawing, 1891, by W.A. Rogers

SEVEN AGES OF MAN, 1485. Woodcut

THE MENs BATH, c1497. Woodcut, c1497, by Albrecht Durer

Daily Life Collection: FOOL, c1290. Fool with club and bread: manuscript illumination from an English psalter

FOOL, c1290. Fool with club and bread: manuscript illumination from an English psalter, c1290

Daily Life Collection: GAMBLING TABLE, 1886. A Mass of Gold and a Crowd of Hands

GAMBLING TABLE, 1886. A Mass of Gold and a Crowd of Hands. Scene at a gambling table at the Casino of Monte Carlo. Drawing, 1886, by Paul Renouard

DUEL AFTER THE MASQUERADE. Oil on canvas, 1857, by Jean Leon Gerome

SNUFF, 1720. A snuff-taker of 1720. Woodcut, English, 1720

Daily Life Collection: WASHBOARD, 1870. A newly-patented washing board

WASHBOARD, 1870. A newly-patented washing board. Wood engraving from an American magazine of 1870

Daily Life Collection: WASHING MACHINE, 1860. Frenchs Conical Washing Machine

WASHING MACHINE, 1860. Frenchs Conical Washing Machine. Wood engraving from an American magazine of 1860

Daily Life Collection: SNUFF & SPITOONS, 1832. A member of the U

SNUFF & SPITOONS, 1832. A member of the U.S. Congress taking snuff while standing next to a spitoon. Illustration from the first English edition of Mrs

Daily Life Collection: NOBLES OF PERPIGNAN, 1172, giving homage to the Count of Barcelona

NOBLES OF PERPIGNAN, 1172, giving homage to the Count of Barcelona. Catalan manuscript illumination

Daily Life Collection: BOOK OF HOURS: MAY, c1500. Youths serenading a lady in May

BOOK OF HOURS: MAY, c1500. Youths serenading a lady in May. Miniature from a Flemish Book of Hours, c1500

Daily Life Collection: SIR JOHN BARLEYCORN. Sir John Barleycorn, the British personification of alcoholic beverages

SIR JOHN BARLEYCORN. Sir John Barleycorn, the British personification of alcoholic beverages. Woodcut, English, 18th century

DUEL, 17th CENTURY. The Duel. Illustration, 1882, by Howard Pyle

Daily Life Collection: MEDIEVAL: GAMBLING, 1472. Gambling with cards. Woodcut from Meister Ingolds Das goldene spiel

MEDIEVAL: GAMBLING, 1472. Gambling with cards. Woodcut from Meister Ingolds Das goldene spiel, Augsburg, 1472

Daily Life Collection: PEASANT FIRESIDE, 14th C. A peasant fireside in February: illumination from a late

PEASANT FIRESIDE, 14th C. A peasant fireside in February: illumination from a late 14th century French psalter

PRIESTS CELEBRATING MASS. Illumination from Italian missal, 14th century

Daily Life Collection: ARTIST: ILLUMINATION, 1476. Artist in initial H : illumination from Italian manuscript

ARTIST: ILLUMINATION, 1476. Artist in initial H : illumination from Italian manuscript, 1476, of Plinys Natural History

CLOTHES WRINGER, 1895. Wood engraving from an American catalogue of 1895

Daily Life Collection: JEWELLER: ILLUMINATION. Jeweller in initial A : illumination from Italian manuscript

JEWELLER: ILLUMINATION. Jeweller in initial A : illumination from Italian manuscript, 1476, of Plinys Natural History

Daily Life Collection: STATUE: ILLUMINATION. Statue in initial A : illumination from Italian manuscript

STATUE: ILLUMINATION. Statue in initial A : illumination from Italian manuscript, 1476, of Plinys Natural History

Daily Life Collection: TOWN CRIER, 1557. The town crier blowing his trumpet

TOWN CRIER, 1557. The town crier blowing his trumpet. Woodcut from Praxis Rerum Civilium by Josse Damhoudere, Antwerp, 1557

PEASANTS FARMING, c1520. Peasants working the fields in autumn. Woodcut, German, c1520

Daily Life Collection: SCULPTOR IN INITIAL R : illumination from Italian manuscript, 1476, of Pliny s

SCULPTOR IN INITIAL R : illumination from Italian manuscript, 1476, of Pliny s
SCULPTOR IN INITIAL R : illumination from Italian manuscript, 1476, of Plinys Natural History

Daily Life Collection: KITCHEN SCENE, 1605. Cooks at work in the kitchen of a noble home. Woodcut from Opera di M

KITCHEN SCENE, 1605. Cooks at work in the kitchen of a noble home. Woodcut from Opera di M. Bartolomeo Scappi, cuoco secreto di Papa Pio Quinto, Venice, Itlay, 1605

Daily Life Collection: SATAN AND HELL, c1495-1500. Satan and lost souls of Hell: illumination from a French

SATAN AND HELL, c1495-1500. Satan and lost souls of Hell: illumination from a French Book of Hours, c1495-1500

FOOL ON HOBBY HORSE. Illuminated initial D from an English psalter, late 14th century

Daily Life Collection: BALTIMORE TOLL ROAD. A Toll Gate on the Baltimore-Reisterstown Road, early 19th century

BALTIMORE TOLL ROAD. A Toll Gate on the Baltimore-Reisterstown Road, early 19th century. Line engraving after a drawing by Francis Blackwell Mayer (1827-1899)

Daily Life Collection: AESOP: THE WEDDING DANCE. The Wedding Dance

AESOP: THE WEDDING DANCE. The Wedding Dance. Woodcut from an edition of Aesop published at Naples in 1485

MAN KILLING A PIG, c1140. English manuscript illumination

Daily Life Collection: KING & BISHOP, c1360. King seeking advice from bishop: miniature from French manuscript

KING & BISHOP, c1360. King seeking advice from bishop: miniature from French manuscript, Avis au Roys (Advice to Kings)

Daily Life Collection: LAPPS SKIING, 1555. Lapp hunters on skis

LAPPS SKIING, 1555. Lapp hunters on skis. Woodcut from Olaus Magnus Historia de Gentibus Septentrionalibus, Rome, 1555

TWO MEN WRESTLING, c1290. English manuscript illumination. c1290

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