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A Prize Fight

Artist: I. Clark (British, active 1820's)

Bishop Sharpe, Born 1794 and Bishop Sharpe's fight with J. Street (Greenwich Coachman) ? a side 100r. 1h. 45m. Charlton 1819 and caus'd him to rise in the Air as shown in this engraving. A list of successful battles by Bishop Sharpe. Weight 10st.

Artist: Ellis (British)

The Last Milling Match Between Cribb and Molineaux, September 28th, 1811

Artist: Thomas Rowlandson (British, 1756–1827)

The Interior of the Five Courts, with Randall and Turning Sparring

Artist: Charles Turner (British, 1774–1857)

The Great Fight

Artist: Charles Hunt Sr. (British, 1803–1877)

Mr. Thomas Sayers

Artist: George Webb (British, active ca. 1832–1860)

The International Contest Between Heenan and Sayers at Farnborough, on the 17th of April 1860

Artist: W. L. Walton (British, active 1834–55)

Fores's Sporting Scraps. Boating

Artist: William Adolphus Knell (British, 1802–1875)
Engraver: J. Harris (British)

My Tutor's Sweepstakes

Lithographer: Unknown

Scene on the River. A Race Night

Lithographer: Unknown

The Varsity Eight Returning from Abingdon - Passing Homeward Bound Nuneham Parties

Lithographer: Unknown
Publisher: J. Ryman (Oxford)

The Start

After: George Howse (British, ca. 1800–1860)
Printer: Vincent Brooks, Day & Son (London, active 19th century)

The Race

After: George Howse (British, ca. 1800–1860)
Printer: Vincent Brooks, Day & Son (London, active 19th century)

The Procession of the Boats, Oxford

After: George Howse (British, ca. 1800–1860)
Printer: Vincent Brooks, Day & Son (London, active 19th century)

The Oxford Boat

Lithographer: Unknown

Queen's Boat, Oxford, 1832

Artist: Robert Havell Jr. (American, born England, 1793-1878)

Oxford Crew(?)

Artist: W. Stack

London Rowing Club, Lincoln College, Oxford, 1827

Artist: A. F. de Prader (British)

Print of the Eight Oared Outrigger

Artist: T. Eicken (British)

Match between Eton and Westminster, Rowed at Putney, Aug. 1st 1843. The Eton winning by fourteen boats length.

Artist: R. K. Thomas (British)

The Dead Heat - University Boat Race 1877. Saturday March 24th

Artist: Maclure & Macdonald (British)

McQueen's Aquatic Sports. The International Sculling Match. Final Heat. From Putney to Mortlake, Sept. 1st 1886

Artist: C. A. Fesch (British, active from 1885)
Publisher: F.C. McQueen and Sons (British)

Edward Hanlan/ of Toronto/ Champion Sculler of the World

Artist: George Rees (British, 1873–1950)
After: Charles Hunt Sr. (British, 1803–1877)

Richard Green, Champion of Australia

Artist: Aston Bragg (British, active mid-late 19th century)
Printer: M. and N. Hanhart (London, active 1839–1882)

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