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  • A group of people are gathered around a couple reading a newspaper. Engraving by W. Taylor after Sir David Wilkie.
  • A large group of children play a game of blind man's buff in a large room. Process print after Sir David Wilkie.
  • A child has been told her face is dirty, so she wipes it clean while her mother holds the mirror and her brother points to her reflection. Engraving by J. Mitchell after Sir David Wilkie, R.A.
  • A boy has cut his finger which is being treated by his mother, two other siblings hold him back while he resists. Line engraving after D. Wilkie.
  • A girl is held by her mother as another woman pierces her ear for an earring. Engraving after D. Wilkie, 1835.
  • A boy has cut his finger which is being treated by his mother; two other siblings hold him back while he resists. Coloured etching (?) after D. Wilkie, 18--.
  • A blind man plays the fiddle to a large family. Engraving by T. Nicholson after David Wilkie.
  • A family sit together in the darkened kitchen where the children are amused by their father making animal shadows in the light shining on the wall. Lithograph by J. Corosjean after David Wilkie.
  • An old man sits by the fire while a woman washes a young child's face over a bowl of water on a chair. Engraving by T. Mitchell after D. Wilkie R.A.
  • People outside their cottages celebrating a festival with food and drink. Engraving by W. Finden after David Wilkie.
  • An old man sits by the fire while a woman washes a child's face from a bowl on a chair. Engraving by T. Mitchell after D. Wilkie R.A.
  • A boy has cut his finger which is being treated by his mother, two other siblings hold him back while he resists. Mezzotint by H. Blundell after D. Wilkie.
  • A blind man plays the fiddle to a family audience; a child to the right imitates the fiddler. Line engraving by T. Nicholson after D. Wilkie.
  • A bedridden sick young woman being examined by a doctor, accompanied by her anxious parents. Engraving by F. Engleheart, 1838, after Sir D. Wilkie.
  • A boy with a cut finger is treated by his mother, while two other siblings hold him as he resists. Line engraving by F.S. Goulu after D. Wilkie.
  • Napoleon standing next to Pope Pius VII, seated, his right foot resting on a cushion. Engraving by J.H. Robinson, 1848, after D. Wilkie, 1836.
  • Chelsea Pensioners and others hearing the news of Wellington's victory at Waterloo. Etching.
  • A female servant holds a small child while its fashionably dressed mother touches its face on her way out. Wood engraving by J. Thompson, 1840, after D. Wilkie.
  • An Indian man sits with a smoking hookah on his knee. Lithograph by J. Nash, 1846, after D. Wilkie.
  • Constantinople: a man sits to write a letter as two women watch over his shoulder. Coloured lithograph by J. Nash after D. Wilkie, 1840.
  • Constantinople: a boy presents a smoking hookah to Mr Sotiri, Albanian interpreter to the British consul in Bucharest. Lithograph by J. Nash, 1843, after D. Wilkie, 1840.
  • A Jewish woman, seated, holding her infant child. Coloured lithograph by J. Nash, 1843, after D. Wilkie, ca. 1840.
  • Men and two children sit smoking pipes in a Turkish coffee house. Lithograph by J. Nash after D. Wilkie, 1840.
  • Smokers in a Turkish coffee house listen eagerly to news brought by a courier. Lithograph by J. Nash, 1843, after D. Wilkie, 1840.
  • Three Jewish women, seated, reading the scriptures; one of them breastfeeding. Coloured lithograph by J. Nash, 1843, after D. Wilkie, 1841.
  • A blind man plays the fiddle to a family audience. Colour engraving by J. Burnet after D. Wilkie, 1806.
  • The dwarf Jeffrey Hudson sits on a table reading a large book to Julian Peveril. Engraving by Charles Fox after David Wilkie.
  • A female gipsy breast feeding her child. Mezzotint by H. Meyer, 1817, after D. Wilkie.
  • A female gipsy breast feeding her child. Mezzotint by H. Meyer, 1817, after D. Wilkie.
  • A man holding a set of bagpipes. Engraving by R.C. Bell after Sir D. Wilkie.