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Thomas Henry Huxley. Etching by L. Flameng after the Hon. J. Collier.

An itinerant musician playing to an audience using an instrument that is partly made out of an animal's bladder. Drypoint by L. Flameng.

A young child helps a fisherman pull on the oar of his boat. Etching by Leopold Flameng after E. Renouf.

Saint Francis of Assisi embracing Christ on the cross. Etching by L. Flameng after B.E. Murillo, 1860/1880.

A moneylender visited by a woman customer who is weeping. Etching by Léopold Flameng after Gabriel Metsu.

Félix-Archimède Pouchet. Reproduction of etching by L. Flameng.

A rat-catcher carrying a pole with dead rats suspended from it, a box strapped over his left shoulder and wearing a hat advertising his occupation. Line block after L. Flameng.

Saint Mary (the Blessed Virgin) with the Christ Child. Etching by L. Flameng after P. Spinelli.

Charles Meryon in his madness, the night before his removal to the asylum of Charenton. Heliogravure after L. Flameng, 1858.

Rescue of the immured in Carcassone, France. Etching by L. Flameng after J.P. Laurens.

Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian. Engraving by L. Flameng after Leonardo da Vinci (?).

Pierre Carl Édouard Potain. Etching by L. Flameng.

Nicolaus Tulp demonstrating anatomy to seven syndics of the Surgeons' Guild of Amsterdam. Etching by L. Flameng after Rembrandt, 1632.

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Images by Léopold Flameng

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Nicolaus Tulp demonstrating anatomy to seven syndics of the Surgeons' Guild of Amsterdam. Etching by L. Flameng after Rembrandt, 1632.

An itinerant musician playing to an audience using an instrument that is partly made out of an animal's bladder. Drypoint by L. Flameng.

Félix-Archimède Pouchet. Reproduction of etching by L. Flameng.

Rescue of the immured in Carcassone, France. Etching by L. Flameng after J.P. Laurens.

Thomas Henry Huxley. Etching by L. Flameng after the Hon. J. Collier.