Bridgeman Art Library (page 635)

Study of Seagulls William Clarkson Stanfield

Kirkwall, Orkney, 1885 Arthur Melville

Madonna and Child enthroned and flanked by angels Byzantine School

The face of Massimiano Byzantine School

The face of Christ Byzantine School

Departure of 'The Lizzie Webber', the first emigrant ship from Sunderland to Australia English School

Mount Alexander gold-diggers at evening mess English School

Christchurch, Canterbury Colony, New Zealand English School

Tellus, from Exultet I, c.1030 Italian School

A Surrey cottage Helen Allingham

Bounding cheetah with a red collar Antonio Pisanello

A cottage at Shere, c.1875 Helen Allingham

Love that Moves the Sun Edward Coley Burne-Jones

Family portrait of the author Leo N. Tolstoy Russian Photographer

The First meeting of Petrarch and Laura, 1889 Marie Spartali Stillman

Leo Tolstoy and the sculptor Prince Paolo Troubetzkoy Sophia Andreevna Tolstaya

Chinese Ring-necked Pheasants in the Snow, 1910 Archibald Thorburn

Portrait of Effie Ruskin, later Lady Millais, 1853 John Everett Millais

The Apple Gatherers, 1943 Bernard Meninsky

A cottage at Redlynch Helen Allingham

Arrival of the Government Conveyance at the Colonial Treasury, Sydney, on 21st August 1851 Marshall Claxton

Bathing Cham

Leaf of a manuscript on Thai military art depicting the image of a Garuda, 1815 Thai School

Antiquities found at Herculaneum being transported to the Naples Museum, c.1782 Louis Jean Desprez

Monastic life Inkhong Krua

Little Billy and Sweep, early 19th century English School

Sir Jonathan Briggs Thomas Barritt

Map showing the route of Christopher Columbus on his first voyage to the New World Spanish School

Venice, 1994 Julian Barrow

Rabbi Carrying the Torah Simeon Solomon

Merit making scene, page from a manuscript Burmese School

Merit making scene, page from a manuscript Burmese School

Map of South East Asia School French

Leaf of a manuscript on Thai military art depicting the image of a Garuda, 1815 Thai School

A naked man crouched in flames, with his hands behind his head William Blake

And left a round globe of blood, Trembling upon the Void... William Blake