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12 Results found for scribner classics scribner classics

Reworking the classics

Reworking the classics

Classics·ContemporaryNo.10

Classics·ContemporaryNo.10

James Leigh Strachan Davidson (1842–1916), Exhibitioner (1862), President of the Union (1867), Fellow and Tutor in Classics (1866–1907), Dean (1874–1907), Master (1907–1916)

James Leigh Strachan Davidson (1842–1916), Exhibitioner (1862), President of the Union (1867), Fellow and Tutor in Classics (1866–1907), Dean (1874–1907), Master (1907–1916)

Richard Lewis Nettleship (1846–1892), Scholar (1865), Fellow and Tutor in Classics (1869–1892)

Richard Lewis Nettleship (1846–1892), Scholar (1865), Fellow and Tutor in Classics (1869–1892)

Mrs. Frederick Mead (Mary Eliza Scribner)

Mrs. Frederick Mead (Mary Eliza Scribner)

'The Christmas Scribner's', (55 x 37 CM) (1899)

'The Christmas Scribner's', (55 x 37 CM) (1899)

'Scribner's for July', (55 x 36 CM) (1902)

'Scribner's for July', (55 x 36 CM) (1902)

'Scribner's for June', (56 x 37 CM) (1902)

'Scribner's for June', (56 x 37 CM) (1902)

'Robert Blum's Great Decorative Painting in January Scribner's', (43 x 32 CM) (1896)

'Robert Blum's Great Decorative Painting in January Scribner's', (43 x 32 CM) (1896)

'Scribner's (C.S. Reinhardt)', (44 x 31 CM) (1895)

'Scribner's (C.S. Reinhardt)', (44 x 31 CM) (1895)

'Scribner's. Fiction Number', (55 x 36 CM) (1897)

'Scribner's. Fiction Number', (55 x 36 CM) (1897)

'July Scribner's', (44 x 30 CM) (1903)

'July Scribner's', (44 x 30 CM) (1903)

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