35 Free Images of Howard Pyle （art Book）

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Tom Chist and the Treasure Box, figure 1, by Howard Pyle, 1891, published in Harper's Round Table, March 24, 1896 - New Britain Museum of American Art - DSC09080
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Tom Chist and the Treasure Box, figure 2, by Howard Pyle, 1891, published in Harper's Round Table, March 24, 1896 - New Britain Museum of American Art - DSC09081
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Howard Pyle – At the Gate of the Castle (Peire Vidal, Troubadour) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – Marooned [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – The Mermaid [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – The Coming of Lancaster (The Scabbard) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – The Flying Dutchman () [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – Blackbeard’s Last Fight (Jack Ballister’s Fortunes) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – Bringing Fire and Terror to the Rooftree and Bed (The Birds of Cirencester) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – The King glared down at her (The Noble Family of Beaupertuys) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – Then the Real Fight Began (Pennsylvania’s defiance of the United States) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – They Questioned Him with Malevolent Persistence (The Black Night) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – Extorting Tribute from the Citizens (The Fate of a Treasure Town) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – The Duel Between John Blumer And Cazaio (In the Second April) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – So the Treasure Was Divided (The Fate of a Treasure Town) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – The Retreat through the Jerseys (The Story of the Revolution) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – In The Wood Carver’s Shop (By Land and Sea) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – Fast Flew the Black Winged Horse (The Garden Behind the Moon) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – The Pirate was a Picturesque Fellow (The Fate of a Treasure Town) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – Peractum Est (Quo Vadis) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – Watching The Battle from the Steeple (Dorothy Q) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – A Wolf Had Not Been Seen at Salem for Thirty Years (The Salem Wolf) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – We Started to Run Back to the Raft for our Lives (Sinbad on Burrator) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – They Scrambled Up The Parapet And Went Over The Top Pell Mell Upon The British (Janice Meredith) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – He lost his hold and fell, taking me with him (The Grain Ship) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – Two Knights do battle before Camilard (The Story of King Arthur and His Knights) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – “Let me go to him!!” she shrieked, in her anguish of soul (Sir Christopher) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – Old Jacob Van Kleek Had Never Favored Our Hero’s Suit (The Mysterious Chest) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – Study for The Fishing of Thor and Hymir (North Folk Legends of the Sea) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – The Nation Makers [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – The Battle of Bunker Hill (The Story of the Revolution) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – The Evacuation of Charleston by the British in 1782 (The Story of the Revolution) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – Nero holding a golden lute with Rome in flames (Quo Vadis) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – Detail of The Attack upon the Chew House (The Story of the Revolution) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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Howard Pyle – The Fight on Lexington Common, April 19, 1775 (The Story of the Revolution) [from HOWARD PYLE]
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