Georges Barwolf (page 10)

Portrait of George III 1794 David Dodd

Study for the Death of General Wolfe at Quebec, 1762-63 George Romney

George Best ex girlfriend Eddie Sanderson

Portrait of George Washington, 1789 John Ramage

Portrait of George Washington Anonymous

View of the George Inn, Borough High Street, Southwark, London Anonymous

George Frideric Handel Balthasar Denner

George Cables Brian O'Connor

Geraldine Lee, 1914 George Wesley Bellows

King George III of the United Kingdom, 1785 Anonymous

Portrait of Alderman George Bargate Bainbridge J.P. Thomas Bowman Garvie

Map of Paris during the period of the 'Grands Travaux' by Baron Georges Haussmann 1864 Hilaire Guesnu

Herbert George HG Wells Anonymous

Baraque, 1852 Louis Adolphe Hervier

Portrait of George Canning, full length, standing wearing a black coat in an interior, with his arms folded Thomas (circle of) Lawrence

Letter from George III to his grandfather the King, 23rd June 1749, published in 'Leisure Hour', 1891 English School

Mademoiselle George in the role of St. Genevieve from Act II, Scene 3 of 'Attila' by Pierre Corneille engraved by... Fauconnier Fauconnier

Portrait of Georges Clemenceau Edouard Manet

George Bancroft (1882-1956), American actor Anonymous

Christian Wolff (1679-1754). German philosopher Anonymous

George Morland Robert (after) Muller

Portrait of George Washington, 1796 Jose Perovani

Portrait of Master Francis Barrell, 1750s George Knapton

George Washington and Wife at Valley Forge Anonymous

Bust of George Cassander, with the slogan reversed, Quando tandem Hendrik Bary

Landscape with Cottagers George Barret

Unloading the barge in an undulating landscape, 1831 Barend Cornelis Koekkoek

Geraldine Lee, 1914 George Wesley Bellows

Portrait of Master George Holmes, 1860 Nicholas Chevalier

George Canning William Thomas Fry

French Cavalry in Action Georges Bertin Scott

Isola Bella Georges Barbier

Un Peu Anonymous

A Barge Van der Velde

George Washington Firing First Cannon Anonymous

George Washington Cable in his study, photographed by A.J. Schillare, c.1898 Anonymous