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from The House Books of the Nuremberg Twelve Brothers Foundation

German

Gothic Style

1425-1450

Fritz Hufschmied, A Blacksmith

Johannes Gutenberg

German

Gothic Style

1455

The Bible (page from Book of Proverbs)

Jules Hardouin-Mansart

French

Baroque Style

1689-1710

The Chapel, Palace of Versailles

Torii Kiyodata

Japanese

Woodblock Print

1710-1740

An Actor of the Ichikawa Clan

Dinner Plate with the Coat-of-Arms of Hugh, 3rd Baron Clifford of Chudleigh

Chinese Export Porcelain

1745

Dinner Plate

Josiah Wedgwood

English

Rococo Style

1774

Frog Service Platter

Connecticut

American

1780

Windsor Chair

Hester Bateman

English

Neoclassic Style

1781

Silver Hot Water Urn

Eli Whitney

American

1793

Cotton Gin

Charles Babbage

English

1822-1847

Fragment of a Difference Engine

Sir Charles Barry and Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin

London, England

Gothic Revival Style

1839-1852

The Houses of Parliament

Designed by A.W.N. Pugin

Manufactured by Samuel Scott and JG Crace

English

Gothic Revival

1847

Wallpaper for the Houses of Parliament

Sir Joseph Paxton

London, England

1851

The Crystal Palace

Dutreuil Barjon, Jr

American

Neoclassic

1855

Chest of Drawers

Owen Jones

from his book The Grammar of Ornament

English

1856

Plate 60, Chinese No. 2

S. Booth

American

1861

Civil War Recruiting Poster

Perhaps Designed by

Michelangelo Caetani, Duke of Sermoneta

Made by Castellani

Italian

1863

Gold and Enamel Letter Opener

Founded by Aristide Boucicault

Paris, France

1867

Le Bon Marché

Haffner

German

early 1870s

Toy Soldiers Representing the Franco-Prussian War

Adolph von Menzel

German

1875

The Forge

Thomas Jeckyll (Architect)

James McNiell Whistler (Decorator)

London, England

American

Aesthetic Style

1876

Harmony in Blue and Gold: The Peacock Room

Designed by William Morris

Made by Morris and Company

(on Printed Cotton Fabric)

English

Arts and Crafts

1883

The Strawberry Thief

Water Crane

Published by Cassell, London

English

Aesthetic/Art Nouveau

1889

Illustration for Flora’s Feast

John Lockwood Kipling and Bhai Ram Singh

English

Mughal Revival

1890-93

Durbar Hall, Osborne House, Isle of Wight

Decorated by Harriet Elizabeth Wilcox

Manufactured by Rookwood Pottery

American

Arts and Crafts

1890

Freesia Vase

Alphonse Mucha

Czech

Art Nouveau

1896

Poster for Job Cigarette Papers

Will H. Bradley

American

Art Nouveau

1896

Poster for Victor Bicycles

Louis H Sullivan

New York, New York

Art Nouveau

1899

Bayard-Condict Building

Kate Greenaway

English

Aesthetic

1899

Kate Greenaway’s Calendar for 1899

Kolomon Moser

Austrian

Wiener Werkstätte

1904

Silver with Glass Insert Orchid Vase

Charles Rennie Mackintosh

Scottish

Art Nouveau

1907

Library, Glasgow School of Art

Frank Lloyd Wright

Chicago, Illinois

Prairie Style

1909

Robie House

Designed by Clara Driscoll

Manufactored by Louis Comfort Tiffany

American

Art Nouveau

1910

Royal Blue Wisteria Table Lamp

Maxfield Parrish

American

1925

Illustration for The Knave of Hearts by Louise Saunders