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Description: Portrait of Anna Q. Nessen (1913) by Penrhyn Stanlaws.

Description: La maréchale-comtesse de Mailly, née Blanche Charlotte Marie Félicité de Narbonne Pelet (1783) by Elisabeth-Louise Vigée Le Brun.

Description: Painting titled 'The Princesse de Broglie' by Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres (1853).

Description: Drawing titled 'The Puppy Girl' by Philip Boileau in 1905.

Description: Drawing titled 'The American Girl' by Philip Boileau in 1906.

Description: "Summer" by Emile Vernon

Description: Chromolithograph created by L. Prang & Co. between 1861-1897.

Description: Drawing called "Portrait of a Woman II" (ca. 1861–1897) by Louis Prang.

Description: Gibson Girl drawing by Charles Dana Gibson.

Description: Image published in 1916 by the "San Francisco and Bay Cities Jewish Blue Book Co."

Description: Ada Lovelace is considered to be the first computer programmer for writing an algorithm for a computing machine in the mid-1800s.

Description: A Victorian woman from 19th century England shows off her latest fashion.

Description: A silhouette of a Victorian woman overlooking a beach.

Description: Silhouettes of Victorian women gossiping in a garden.

Description: A silhouette of a Victorian woman overlooking a field of flowers.

Description: A silhouette of a Victorian woman overlooking sailboats.

Description: A silhouette of a Victorian woman reading a book in the garden.

Description: A silhouette of a Victorian man walking on a train platform.

Description: A group of fairies dancing over a flower.

Description: Drawing of Queen Elizabeth I as the queen of hearts playing card.

Description: Drawings of medieval people that correspond to the six chess pieces: king, queen, rook, knight, bishop, and pawn.