Public domain art that prints at 20.3 × 25.4 cm · 8.0 × 10.0 in
Every artwork here has a source file large enough to print at 20.3 × 25.4 cm · 8.0 × 10.0 in and still hit 300 DPI, the threshold where a print looks sharp rather than soft. Computed from actual pixel dimensions.
Works in Public domain art that prints at 20.3 × 25.4 cm · 8.0 × 10.0 in

The Five Orders of Periwigs
William Hogarth

Implements Animated, Pl. 2, Dedicated to the Housemaids and Cooks of the United Kingdoms
Charles Williams

Great Cry and Little Wool
Thomas Rowlandson

The Departure
Thomas Rowlandson

Britannia Roused, or the Coalition Monsters Destroyed
Thomas Rowlandson

The Incurable
Thomas Rowlandson

Billy Lackbeard and Charley Blackbeard playing at Football
Thomas Rowlandson

The Infant Hercules
Thomas Rowlandson

The Apostate Jack Robinson, The Political Rat Catcher–N.B. Rats Taken Alive!
Thomas Rowlandson

The Parachute or a Sage Lady's Second Experiment
Thomas Rowlandson

The Surprising Irish Giant of St. James's Street
Thomas Rowlandson

The Fall of Achilles
Thomas Rowlandson

The Political Hydra
Thomas Rowlandson

A New French Phantasmagoria
Thomas Rowlandson

The Imperial Coronation
Thomas Rowlandson

A Diving Machine on a New Construction
Thomas Rowlandson

Political Terriers Hunting for New Taxes
Thomas Rowlandson

Experiments at Dover or Master Charley's Magic Lanthorn
Thomas Rowlandson

The Departure from the Coast, or the End of the Farce of Invasion
Thomas Rowlandson

Nap Buonaparte in a Fever on Receiving the Extraordinary Gazette of Nelson's Victory Over the Combined Fleets
Thomas Rowlandson

The Old Man of the Sea, Sticking to the Shoulders of Sinbad the Sailor
Thomas Rowlandson

Miseries of Travelling: the Overloaded Coach
Thomas Rowlandson

Miseries of London: Going Out to Dinner
Thomas Rowlandson

John Bull Making Observations on the Comet
George Murgatroyd Woodward

The Beast As Described In The Revelations, Chap. 13, Resembling Napoleon Buonaparte
Thomas Rowlandson

The Corsican Tiger at Bay!
Thomas Rowlandson

The Corsican Nurse Soothing the Infants of Spain
Thomas Rowlandson

Napoleon The Little in a Rage with His Great French Eagle!!
Thomas Rowlandson

The Fox and the Grapes
Thomas Rowlandson

Horrid Visions of Nappy Napp'd at Last
Thomas Rowlandson

The Head of the Family in Good Humour
Thomas Rowlandson

Title Page, The Caricature Magazine, or Mirror of Mirth
Thomas Rowlandson

Tegg's Complete Collection of Caricatures, Relative to Mrs. Clarke and the Circumstances Arising from the Investigation of the Conduct of His Royal Highness the Duke of York Before the House of Commons
Thomas Rowlandson

The Bishop and His Clarke, or, A Peep into Paradise
Thomas Rowlandson

Twopenny Cribbage
Rudolph Ackermann, London

Dinners Drest in the Neatest Manner
Thomas Rowlandson

Modern Antiquities
Thomas Rowlandson

Funcking the Corsican
Thomas Rowlandson

Friends and Foes–Up He Goes–Sending the Corsican Munchausen to St. Cloud's
Thomas Rowlandson

Boney Turned Moralist
Thomas Rowlandson

The Affectionate Farewell, or Kick for Kick
Thomas Rowlandson

A Delicate Finish to a French Usurper
Thomas Rowlandson

Coming in at the Death of the Corsican Fox, Scene the Last
Thomas Rowlandson

Head Runner or Runaways from the Leipzic Fair
Thomas Rowlandson

The Tyrant of the Continent is Fallen, Europe is Free, England Rejoices
Thomas Rowlandson

A Rare Acquisition to the Royal Menagerie
Napoléon Bonaparte

Hell Hounds Rallying Round the Idol of France
Napoléon Bonaparte

A Little Bigger
Thomas Rowlandson

The Supplemental Magazine
S. W. Fores

The Bum Shop
S. W. Fores

Slugs in a Saw-Pit
Thomas Rowlandson

Les Musards de la Rue du Coq à Paris (Dawdlers of the Rue Coq)
Thomas Rowlandson

Box Lobby Loungers
Henry Wigstead

Comedy Spectators, Tragedy Spectators
Thomas Rowlandson

A Brace of Public Guardians
Thomas Rowlandson

Why Don't You Take It?
Currier & Ives

A French Ordinary
Thomas Rowlandson

Beef à la Mode
Thomas Rowlandson

Preparing for a Duel
Thomas Rowlandson

The Pope's Advance Guard or the "Incroyable" in Rome (Avant garde du pape, ou l'Incroyable à Rome)
Anonymous, French, 18th century