James Otto Lewis (1799-1858), Pe A Jick, A Chippewa Chief
James Otto Lewis (1799-1858), Pe Che Co, A Pottowattomie Chief
James Otto Lewis (1799-1858), Pe Schick Ee, A Celebrated Chippeway Chief
James Otto Lewis (1799-1858), Pen Now We Ta, A Miami Chief
James Otto Lewis (1799-1858), She Sheba or Little Duck, A Celebrated Winnebago Chief
James Otto Lewis (1799-1858), Shounk Chunk the Black Wolf, A Winnebago Chief
James Otto Lewis (1799-1858), Sun A Get or Hard Times, A Pottawatomie Chief
James Otto Lewis (1799-1858), Ta Ma Kake Toke or the Woman That Spoke First, A Chippeway Squaw
James Otto Lewis (1799-1858), Too Sha Na or the Little Otter, A Winnebago Chief
James Otto Lewis (1799-1858), Waa Ba Shaw, A Celebrated Sioux Chief
James Peller Malcolm (1767-1815), engraver, Christ Church, Philadelphia
James Pollard (1792-1867), after, Doncaster Races: Race for the Great St. Leger Stakes, 1836- Joy and Desperation! All Over but Settling. Plate 4
James Pollard (English, 1792-1867), Scenes on the Road, or a Trip to Epson and back: Kennington Gate, Plate IV
James Rattray (1790-1862), Illustrator, Mosque of Coolaum Hoossein Huzrut-Jee
James Rubens Smith (1775-1849), Engraver, A South East View of Merchants Hotel…
James S. Baillie (American, active New York, 1838–55), The Lovers' Quarrel
James Seymour (1702-1752), after, {Rider in checkered coat with hounds and Saddled Horse]
James Stark, after, Engraved by William Miller, The Mouth of the Yare, [Norfolk, UK]
James T. Lloyd and Charles A. Reeves, Lloyd's official map of the State of Tennessee, 1863