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The Thomas Nast Collection
005xmas: 1866 Christmas: Bringing Home the Boughs. Hand colored engraving from the Dec. 29, 1866 issue of Harper’s Weekly. Title is "Hauling Home the Christmas Boughs." Shows four people guiding an ox-drawn sled through the countryside, bringing home freshly cut pine boughs for decoration. 11x16 in. $40
006xmas: 1870 Christmas Party in the South. Beautiful engraving from the Dec. 31, 1870 issue of Harper’s Weekly, titled "Christmas in the South: Egg Nog Party." 11x16 in.
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008xmas: 1864 Christmas Morning. Nicely hand colored view of children playing with their new presents on Christmas morning. From the Dec. 31, 1864 issue of Harper’s Weekly. 11x16 in.
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009xmas: 1883 Santa Giving Presents to Poor Children. Hand colored view of poor children at the Five Points Mission, in New York City, receiving presents from Santa Claus. Five Points was one of the worst slums in New York throughout the 19th century. 11x16 in.
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010xmas: 1875 Children Visit Grandpa at Christmas. Hand colored engraving from an 1875 issue of Appleton’s Journal. Title is "Grandpapa’s Christmas Visitors." Shows an older man talking with his daughter and granddaughter, while two other grandchildren play nearby. 8x11 in. $30
011xmas: 1881 Victorian Christmas Presents. Hand colored engraving from Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, titled "The Prose and Poetry of Santa Claus’s Visits." At top is an image of an older man and two women making wooden toys. Below is a scene on Christmas morning, with four small children enjoying the contents of their stockings. 11x16 in. $50
014xmas: 1873: Animals At Christmas Time. Hand colored woodcut engraving from The Aldine, a prominent nineteenth century art journal. Title is "Christmas in the Fields." A farmer is shown giving hay to his cows in their snow-covered pasture. 11x14 in. $50
015xmas: 1881 Scene from Dickens Christmas Carol. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "Bob Cratchit’s Christmas Dinner." Shows the Cratchit family seated at their dinner table, watching as Mrs. Cratchit carves the Christmas goose. 11x16 in.
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017xmas: 1865 Shopping for Christmas Dinner. Hand colored woodcut engraving from Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, titled "Buying the Christmas Turkey." Shows a crowd of holiday shoppers inspecting birds in an open air market. 11x16 in. $50
018xmas: 1870 Father Time Celebrates Christmas. Festive, hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly. Features a robed, bearded man toasting the holiday season with a large goblet of wine. Behind him is the phrase "A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!" The man is presumably Father Time, but he is not identified specifically. 11x16 in.
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019xmas: 1870 Christmas Scene in the South. Hand colored, engraved image from Harper’s Weekly, showing a group of children celebrating Christmas with firecrackers and rifles. Title is "Christmas in the South: Young Folks Celebrating the Day." 11x16 in. $50
020xmas: 1866 Mummers Celebrating Christmas. Hand colored engraving from the Illustrated London News, titled "Mummers at Christmas in the Olden Time." Features a group of men and women dressed as animals, dancing and playing musical instruments. 11x16 in. $50
021xmas: 1885 Christmas Scene in Germany. Hand colored, engraved scene from the Christmas Supplement to Harper’s Weekly. Title is "Christmas in Germany: A Street Scene." Shows people crowding around a vendor who is selling small wooden dolls. 11x16 in. $50
022xmas: 1878: Young Couple on Christmas Morning. Hand colored, engraved image from Harper’s Weekly, featuring a young couple standing at their open window on a frosty morning. Title is "Christmas Morning: Listening to the Chimes." 11x16 in. $50
023xmas: 1881: Cooking Before Christmas. Large, hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "Stirring the Christmas Pudding." Shows five young women and a girl gathered around a kitchen table, stirring ingredients in a large bowl. Text beneath the image is unrelated to the scene. 16x22 in.
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025xmas: VERY RARE, Old Christmas Santa by Thomas Nast. This beautifully hand colored, engraved scene was drawn by Thomas Nast and published in the Jan. 4, 1873 issue of Harper’s Weekly. Nast was the originator of our modern concept of Santa Claus, and this is a fine example of his work. The scene is titled "The Same Old Christmas All Over Again." It features two young children asleep in their beds, with fanciful images of toys and storybook characters around them. Santa Claus is in the front of the scene, bowing towards the children. Several repairs have been made to this print, by a restoration professional. The margins in the bottom left and right corners have been extended, where part of the paper was cut off, but the image is not affected. In the bottom center of the sheet, a one-inch piece has been replaced and a small part of the title is missing in that spot. Overall condition is really quite good, though, and this print would look fantastic in a frame!! 16x22 in. $200
027xmas: 1888 Santa Claus Captured. This rare, whimsical view of Santa has him surrounded by countless children as he arrives to descend the chimney. This is a hand colored, original old print from Harper's Weekly Size: 22x16 in. $150
200xmas: VERY RARE Civil War Christmas Santa by Nast. This beautifully hand colored, engraved scene was drawn by Thomas Nast and published in the Dec. 26, 1863 issue of Harper’s Weekly. Nast was the originator of our modern concept of Santa Claus, and he drew most of his classic Santa scenes for Harper’s Christmas issues. His Civil War era Christmas scenes are among his best and most historically significant works. This item is titled "Christmas 1863." It contains six engraved views, superimposed on a wintery background of snow falling on bare trees. The three larger views are as follows: 1) Santa standing next to the bed of two sleeping children; 2) a soldier home on furlough from the Civil War; and 3) Christmas morning, with children opening their presents. The three smaller views are: 1) a nativity scene; 2) a large family seated around the table for Christmas dinner; and 3) families visiting friends to wish them a merry Christmas. This print is in fine condition, with only a few very minor repairs made by a restoration professional. It would look fantastic in a frame!! 16x22 in. $200
201xmas: January 1, 1876 issue of Harper's Weekly. "The Watch on Christmas-Eve" drawn by Thomas Nast. 22x16 in. $150
202xmas: Hand colored engraving from Harper's Weekly dated December 26, 1874. Picutes illustrate the accompanied poem "The Christmas Baby" by Will Carleton. 11x16 in. $30
203xmas: Carrying the Boar's Head at Oxford on Christmas Day. Hand colored engraving from Harper's Weekly Supplement dated January 17, 1874. 11x16 in. $40
204xmas: Judge's Christmas Gift to Little Sam and Miss Columbia. Hand Colored engraving from 1890 issue of Judge. 13.5x20.5 in. $50
205xmas: Hand colored engraving from Harper's Weekly dated December 22, 1860. Two scenes showing "Christmas Then and Now." The first scene showing the baby Jesus in the arms of his mother with the shepards looking on is titled "The adoration of the Shephards." The second scene shows children showing off their gifts to their parents and is titled "What Santa Claus Brought Us." 16x11 in. $40
206xmas: 1900 hand colored half-tone showing sailors in a raging storm. Caption reads Christmas Dinner at Sea. From Life Magazine. 11x17 in. $30
207xmas: Hand colored engravings showing five different Christmas Eve scenes. From Appletons' Journal December 1869. 11x15.5 in. $30
208xmas: Hand colored half-tone captioned "Oh, What a Difference!" From Judge dated December 26, 1908. Showing a full Christmas tree with ornaments representing a great year ahead labeled Tree of 1908, next to a bare tree trunk with a sign saying Tree of 1907 and ornaments hanging showing all the hard times from the year before. 10x14 in. $20
210xmas: Harper's Weekly dated December 20, 1879. Hand colored engraving from a painting by William Small. Picture captioned "Christmas Morning - At the Mast-head." 11x16 in. $20
211xmas: Harper's Weekly cover from December 16, 1882. Hand colored engraving showing a store front being decorated for Christmas with customers looking on. Picture titled "Getting Ready for Christmas." Drawn by W.L. Sheppard. 11x16 in. $40
212xmas: The Saturday Evening Post dated December 16, 1922. Color Lithograph showing Santa Claus standing over two sleeping children in front of a fireplace. Caption reads: Keeping Watch. Painted by Edw. V. Brewer for Chream of Wheat Company. 10x14 in. $20
213xmas: Double page spread of Harper's Weekly dated December 26, 1857. Hand colored engravings titled The Wonders of Santa Claus. Poem describing the journey of Santa Claus accompanies the eight pictures. 16x22 in. $50
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214xmas: The Illustrated London News dated December 21, 1867. Two hand colored engravings titled "Christmas Time - First and Second Floors". The top picture shows a family playing together enjoying the Christmas fun. The lower picture is a lonely man disturbed by the noise upstairs. Drawn by Alfred Hunt. 11x15.5 in. $30
215xmas: Harper's Weekly dated December 29, 1877. Hand colored engraving titled The Christmas Baby drawn by Sol Eytinge, Jun. Picture shows a nanny showing the three children the new baby. 11x16 in. $30
216xmas: Harper's Weekly Supplement dated December 2, 1882. Picture captioned, "Making Home For Christmas. From Harper's Christmas, 1882." Picture shows two sailor's caught in a storm trying to make it through to get home in time for Christmas. 22x16 in. $40
217xmas: Christmas in the Jungle. From the Christmas Supplement of Harper's Weekly dated December 28, 1878. Picture shows men sitting on the floor of the jungle celebrating Christmas with what they have available. 11x16 in. $30
218xmas: Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper from December of 1887. Picture shows a rider coming into a camp carrying a pig with a chicken hanging from his horse. Caption reads "Christmas Eve in Camp. - The Return of The Forager." Drawn by James E. Taylor. 11x16 in. $30
219xmas: From The Graphic December of 1923. Color lithograph picture shows a couple standing back to back under the mistletoe. 10x15 in. $20
220xmas: "The First Christmas Tree. A Third Generation has Been Added to the Struckile Family." From The Christmas Puck c1890. Color Lithograph. 13.5x20 in. $40
221xmas: Europe's Christmas - Peace on Earth, Food Will to Men. From Puck c1890. Colored Lithograph showing Europes Royalty celebrating Christmas. 13.5x20 in. $40
223xmas: A Merry Christmas to Judge's Friends and all Their Hobbies. From Judge c1915 color lithograph. "Friends" include J. O. Armour, James Gordon Bennett, Andrew Carnegie, Wm. R. Hearst, Nicholas of Russia, R. E. Peary, John D. Rockefeller, Wm. Rockefeller, Theodore Roosevelt, Jas. S. Sherman, William H. Taft, J. Walter Thompson, and William of Germany among others. 20.5x13.5 in. $30
224xmas: Cover of The Saturday Evening Post dated December 18, 1943. Color Lithograph showing Christmas decorations sitting in front of a window with a winter scene outside. 10.5x14 in. $20
225xmas: Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper dated January 13, 1877. Hand colored engraving titled, "New York City, - The Centennial Holiday Festivities - A Christmas Package Party." 11x16 in. $40
226xmas: Supplement to Harper's Weekly dated December 20, 1890. Hand colored half tone drawn by Frederic Remington. Title reads: On The Cattle Range - "What's the show for a Christmas Dinner, Chief?"
16x22 in. $120
227xmas: Christmas Flirtation. December 23, 1882 supplement to Harper's Weekly. Beautiful hand colored engraving by Thomas Nast.
16x22 in. $120
228xmas: Cover from the December 30, 1871 issue of Harper's Weekly. Hand colored engraving by Thomas Nast showing Santa Claus sitting at his desk with two piles of letters. One from Naughty Children's Parents and one from Good Children's Parents. Caption reads, Santa Claus's Mail.
16x11 in. $80
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229xmas: Beautiful hand colored engraving from the cover of Harper's Weekly dated December 24, 1881. Thomas Nast drawing of a child with their arms around Santa Claus' neck. Picture titled "Caught".
16x11 in. $80
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230xmas: A Merry Christmas. Thomas Nast picture of Santa Claus dancing with Mother Goose. Hand colored engraving from the cover of Harper's Weekly dated January 3, 1880.
16x11 in. $80
231xmas: Hand colored engraving from the December 30, 1876 issue of Harper's Weekly. "Twas the Night Before Christmas." A Chance to Test Santa Claus's Generosity. Drawing by Thomas Nast shows a small boy tacking a stocking to the mantle of the fireplace, using the bear rug head as a step stool.
16x11 in. $100
232xmas: Christmas Fancies- "Don't you wish you wore stockings?" This double page hand colored engraving shows three children and a small dog preparing to hang the stockings by the fireplace. This genuine antique engraving is from the December 24, 1881 edition of Harper's Weekly.
16x22 in. $120
233xmas: Hand colored engraving from Harper's Weekly dated January 5, 1878. A Christmas Sketch - "Five O'Clock in the Morning." Drawing by Thomas Nast shows two children looking at their goodies which are silhouetted on the front of their nightgowns.
16x11 in. $100
234xmas: Thomas Nast illustration from the cover of the January 1, 1881 issue of Harper's Weekly. Hand colored engraving has the caption, "The dear little boy that thought Christmas came oftener." Picture shows a child sobbing when he discovers that Christmas comes but once a year.
16x11 in. $80
235xmas: "Santa Claus's Route," an illustration by Thomas Nast. This hand colored engraving was printed in Harper's Weekly on December 19, 1885. Children trace the route Santa will take on his trip from the North Pole.
16x22 in. $150
236xmas: 1878 "Here We Are Again". This double page hand colored engraving shows Santa Claus greeting the New Year in front of a fireplace with sleeping animals on the hearth. Santa is laden with toys and the New Year has a clock with the year on his costume and New Years greetings in his hat. This genuine antique print is from the January 1878 edition of Harper's Weekly.
16x22 in. $200
237xmas: Hand colored double page engraving from Harper's Weekly dated January 1, 1876. "The Watch on Christmas Eve" from a drawing by Thomas Nast shows two children waiting by the fireplace for Santa. Their parents are looking at them from the doorway in the background.
16x22 in. $120
238xmas: Hand colored engraving from Harper's Weekly dated January 3, 1880. "Another Stocking to Fill" drawn by Thomas Nast shows Santa Claus looking in on the new baby. Nast used his son Cyril as a model for the sleeping child.
16x22 in. $250
239xmas: Christmas Eve, 1862. Engraving from Harper's Weekly dated January 3, 1863. Nast used prints like these to raise the morale of the soldier in the field and of their families back at home, and help them to bear the hardships of a war dedicated to the preservation of the Union.
16x22 in. $250
240xmas: Double page spread from the December 30, 1865 issue of Harper's Weekly. Thomas Nast wishing a "Merry Christmas to All". Large center picture of Santa Claus. Two small round pictures on top show a little girl and boy with their Christmas gifts. Two pictures in center on left and right side show family celebrations. Long picture across the bottom shows Grant, with the heads of his opponents, surrounded by the soldiers and politians that supported him during the Civil War. Picture captioned, Ulysses the Giant Killer. 16x22 in. $300
241xmas: Beautiful hand colored engraving from Harper's Weekly dated December 29, 1866. "Santa Claus and his Works." Nast shows several scenes of Santa and his workshop in Santa Claussville, N.P. These drawings inspired writer George Webster in 1869 to publish Santa Claus and His Works, which explains that Santa's toy factory and his house, during the long summer months, was hidden in the ice and snow of the North Pole. The seven color illustrations that accompanied it were provided by Nast. 16x22 in. $300
243xmas: Santa Claus and Father Time from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper 1888 done by Lagarde Shows Santa and Father Time shaking hands over North America with little New Year tugging at Santa's side. Side panel shows 6 different nationalities of children in native costume. 21x14 excellent condition $150
244xmas: C1880 Picture of Santa Claus. Elegant hand colored wood engraving titled, “Santa Claus Coming and Santa Claus Arrived,” from Gleason ’s New Pictorial. Shows scenes of Santa Claus arriving and departing via the chimney. 5 x 9 in. $40
245xmas: 1894 Image of Santa Claus on Harper’s Weekly Cover. Gorgeous colored engraved image titled, “Christmas 1894,” drawn by Edward Penfield from Harper’s Weekly. Shows scene of Santa Claus standing by a Christmas Tree. 14 x 10in. $100
246xmas: 1941 Picture of a Santa Claus Coca Cola Advertisement. Beautiful hand colored engraved image titled,”Thirst Asks Nothing More.” Shows scene of Santa Claus relaxing sipping a Coca Cola soda bottle. 10 x 12 1/2in. $30
247xmas: C1900 Image of Santa Clause in the Original Life Magazine. Elegant hand colored engraved image titled, “Murad the Turkish Cigarette.” Shows ad of the Turkish Cigarette, Murad. 10 x 8in. $35
248xmas: 1885 Picture of Santa Claus climbing into the chimney. Gorgeous newspaper articles titled,”Santa Claus Greeting.” These articles include Christmas pictures and Santa Claus climbing into the chimney. 18 x 12in. $50
249xmas: 1877 Image of Santa Claus dancing with children and children on a train returning home with toys. Elegant engraved images titled, “Here We Are Again and Returning Home With the Spoils,” drawn by Beliew and Harral from Harper’s Bazar. Show scenes of Santa Claus dancing with children and children on a train returning home with toys. 11 x 16in. $50
250xmas: C1887 Picture of the “English” Santa Claus. Colored image titled,”English, You Know!” This image is drawn by F. Opper from The Christmas Puck. Shows scene of Santa Claus on the chimney with the reindeers. 22 x 16in. $100
251xmas: C1896 Images of Santa Claus’s visit to Uptodateville. Gorgeous colored engraved images titled,”Santa Claus’s Visit to Uptodateville,”drawn by F. Opper from The Christmas Puck. 11 x 16in. $40
252xmas: 1877 Pictures of Santa visiting around the world. Elegantly hand colored engraved images titled,”Santa Claus Round the World,” drawn by Thomas Worth from Harper’s Weekly. Shows scene of Santa visiting around the world during Christmas. 11 x 16in. $50
253xmas: 1855 Images of New Englanders celebrating Christmas. Beautifully hand colored engraved images titled,”New England Christmas Home Scenes, and Christmas Games,” from Gleason’s Pictorial Drawing Room Companion. Shows scenes of New Englanders celebrating Christmas. 11 x 16in. $80
254xmas: 1902 Picture of Santa Claus on the roof with his reindeers. Beautifully hand colored engraved image titled, "Here We Are Again," drawn by W. A. Rogers from Harper's Weekly. Shows scene of Santa Clause on the roof with his reindeers. 11 x 16in. $60
255xmas: 1902 Image of a little girl adoring her doll on Christmas morning. Elegant hand colored engraved image titled, "Christmas Morning, " drawn by Sarah Stilwell from Harper's Weekly. Shows scene of a little girl adoring her doll on Christmas morning. 11 x 16in. $60
256xmas: 1902 Picture of a man traveling through the snow during Christmas. Gorgeous hand colored engraved image titled, "The Traveller's Christmas Luck," drawn by George Gibbs from Harper's Weekly. Shows a man traveling by horse through the snow during Christmas. 11 x 16in. $60
257xmas: 1902 Image of a stage coach breaking down right outside of town. Beautifully hand colored engraved image titled, "Breakdown of the Christmas Stage," drawn by S. M. Arthurs from Harper's Weekly. Shows stage coach breaking down right outside of town. 11 x 16in. $60
258xmas: 1902 Picture of a man trying to give a woman a kiss on a carriage under the mistletoe. Elegant hand colored engraved image titled, "Under the Mistletoe," drawn by John Edwin Jackson from Harper's Weekly. Shows scene of a man trying to give a woman a kiss on a carriage under the mistletoe. 11 x 16in. $60
259xmas: 1902 Image of men gathering Christmas trees in the snow. Gorgeous hand colored engraved image titled, "Gathering Christmas Trees," drawn by P. L. Hoyt from Harper's Weekly. Shows scene of men gathering Christmas trees in the snow. 11 x 16in. $60
260xmas: 1902 Picture of the children discovering that their parents are Santa Claus. Beautifully engraved image titled, "The Secret Out," drawn by H. C. Williamson from Harper's Weekly. Shows scene of the children discovering that their parents are Santa Claus. 11 x 16in. $50
261xmas: 1902 Image of a black man bringing home a hunted opossum for Christmas dinner. Elegant engraving titled, "The Darky's Christmas Dinner," drawn by W. R. Leigh from Harper's Weekly. Shows scene of a black man bringing home a hunted opossum for Christmas dinner. 11 x 16in. $50
262xmas: 1902 Picture of men collecting huge blocks of ice. Gorgeous hand colored engraved image titled, "Jack Frost's Harvest," drawn by P. L. Hoyt from Harper's Weekly. Shows scene of men collecting huge blocks of ice. 11 x 16in. $60
263xmas: 1902 Image of sailors dancing and celebrating Christmas outside of their ship. Beautifully hand colored engraved image titled, "Christmas on a Man-of War," drawn by H. Roth from Harper's Weekly. Shows scene of sailors dancing and celebrating Christmas outside of their ship. 11 x 16in. $60
264xmas: 1902 Picture of children and their parents outside of a toy store admiring through the window. Elegant hand colored engraving titled, "The Toy Shop Window," drawn by M. J. Mc Lane from Harper's Weekly. Shows scene of children and their parents outside of a toy store admiring through the window. 11 x 16in. $60
265xmas: 1902 Image of a man and his horse trying to survive the Arizona Desert during Christmas. Gorgeous hand colored engraved image titled, "Christmas in the Arizona Desert," drawn by L. Maynard Dixon. Shows scene of a man and his horse trying to survive the Arizona Desert during Christmas. 11 x 16in. $60
266xmas: 1879 Picture of children admiring their Christmas Tree from their bed. Beautifully hand colored engraved image titled, "The Children's Private View of the Christmas Tree," drawn by N. Jackson from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Shows scene of children admiring their Christmas Tree from their bed. 11 x 16in. $80
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267xmas: 1885 A Christmas Fantasy - Drawn by F.S. Church. Hand colored wood engraving drawn by F.S. Church, published in Harper's Weekly on December 12, 1885. Scene depicts a little girl wearing a red dress and blue bonnet dancing with several happy bears. 16x22in. $150
268xmas: 1879 A Stocking Full. Hand colored wood engraving by Thomas Nast featured in Harper's Weekly, published on January 4, 1879. Picture depicts Santa Claus holding a smoking pipe, snuggled tightly in a Christmas stocking hung on the fireplace mantle. 11x16in. $30
269xmas: 1881 The Christmas Tree by Will Carleton. Poem and hand colored wood engraving by Howard Pyle, published in Harper's Weekly on December 24, 1881. Poem shares the fondness of a Christmas tree and picture depicts a large family admiring theirs and picture above reveals the snow-laced rooftops and the beautiful starry sky. 11x16in. $80
270xmas: 1855 Bringing In The Boar's Head --- By J. Gilbert. Colorful lithograph by George C. Leighton, Red Lion Square which depicts a happy man holding a platter with a boar's head and holly on it. Published in The Illustrated London News on December 22, 1855. 11x16in. $80
271xmas: 1855 "While Shephard's Watched their Flocks By Night, - All Seated on the Ground." Beautifully illusttared lithograph by George C. Leighton, Red Lion Square which depicts an angel appearing before a group of men who are in awe of her splendor. Drawn By J. Gilbert and published in the Christmas Supplement to the Illustrated London News on December 22, 1855. 11x16in. $80
272xmas: 1855 London: --- Returning From Church, Christmas Morning. --- By G. Thomas. Colorful lithograph by George C. Leighton, Red Lion Square which depicts a happy family returning from church on Christmas morning. Published in The Illustrated London News on December 22, 1855. 11x16in. $100
273xmas: 1855 A Christmas Carol --- By Phiz. Colorful lithograph by George C. Leighton, Red Lion Square which depicts a group of young carolers engaged in a solemn Christmas carol. Published in The Illustrated London News on December 22, 1855. 11x16in. $100
274xmas: 1874 Christmas On An Ice Floe, 1860 (Latitude 67-1/2 Degrees North), An Incident Of the North German Polar Expedition. - Drawn by J. Tarlton. Hand colored wood engraving published in The Illustrated London News on December 26, 1874. Scene depicts a large group of men bundled up and trying to stay warm as they enjoy a glass of wine while admiring their Christmas tree decorated with lit candles. 11x16in. $100
275xmas: 1863 Christmas, 1863. Double-page hand colored wood engravings depicting families and children celebrating Christmas together in the warmth of their homes on a cold, snowy night. Published in Harper's Weekly in 1863. 16x22in. $200
276xmas: 1890 Stirring the Christmas Pudding - By M. Brown. Very endearing hand colored wood engraving of a mother watching her young daughter as she stirs the Christmas pudding with a long wooden spoon. The Christmas goose lies near with its head resting on some fruit. Published in The Illustrated News Of the World on January 4, 1890. 11x16in. $120
277xmas: 1885 A Christmas Box. Double-page hand colored wood engraving published in Harper's Weekly in 1885. Scene shows three surprised, yet happy children as they open up a box to reveal a smiling Santa who was hiding inside! 16x22in. $250
278xmas: 1873 The Coming Of Santa Claus. Double-page hand colored wood engraving published in Harper's Bazar in 1873. Picture depicts Santa Claus with his knapsacked presents slung on his back as he climbs over the fireplace grate, as surprised and sleepy cats and dogs watch him. 16x22in. $400