11 Free Artworks of Opium In The Qing Dynasty

nei lingding islandwilliam john hugginsopium traders1851 engravingsengravings from the united kingdomtravels in tartary, thibet, and china during the years 1844–5–6clothing of the qing dynastyopium pipes in chinapaintings of junks (ships)first opium war
The opium ships at Lintin, China, William John Huggins, after 1824
19th-century oil paintings of ships1820s marine paintings
TTTC Vol I 050 Interior of Tartar Tent, 1851
engravings from the united kingdom1851 engravings
TTTC Vol I 109 Chinese Money-Lenders, 1851
engravings from the united kingdom1851 engravings
TTTC Vol I 124 Vagaband Lamas, 1851
engravings from the united kingdom1851 engravings
TTTC Vol I Frontispiece Chinese and Tartar Costumes, 1851
travels in tartary, thibet, and china during the years 1844–5–6engravings from the united kingdom
Opium ship of English, William John Huggins, 1838
william john hugginsfirst opium war
Chinese opium smokers, Thomas Allom, published 1858
china, the scenery, architecture, and social habits of that ancient empireopium in the qing dynasty
THE OPIUM SHIPS AT LINTIN, CHINA, 1824, William John Huggins
william john hugginsnei lingding island
The Opium ships at Lintin in China, 1824, William John Huggins, 1838
prints in the national maritime museum, londonedward duncan
Capture of Ting-hai, Thomas Allom, published 1843
china, the scenery, architecture, and social habits of that ancient empirecapture of chusan
Juncosob bom, Edward Duncan, 30 May 1843
1840s landscape paintingsedward duncan
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