Andrew Varley (page 11)

Beverley Minster, the Percy Shrine Anonymous

Cedars, at Chorley Wood House, Hertfordshire Anonymous

John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland English School

André Chénier, 1790s Anonymous

Count Jacques-Louis-Cesar-Alexandre de Randon Marshal of France, 1857 Emile Jean Horace Vernet

Residence of Andrew Carnegie, New York, c.1903 Detroit Publishing Co.

Sir Robert Harley, 1873 English School

Andreas Vesalius, 16th century Flemish anatomist Anonymous

Miranda, 1868 Anthony Frederick Augustus Sandys

Portrait of Andrew Ellicott Anonymous

The young draughtsman, Carle Vernet, 1772 Nicolas-Bernard Lepicie

The Goldweigher's Field near Haarlem, 1651 Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn

The Capture of Major Andre, 1812 Thomas Sully

Yellow and oranges sledges, Allestree Park, Derby, 2018 Andrew Macara

Worsley Hall, Seat of the Earl of Ellesmere Anonymous

Harold II, last Anglo-Saxon king of England, 1066 Unknown

Traces of the Franklin Expedition: The Three Graves at Cape Riley, Beechy Island; John Torrington, John Hartnell, William Braine Anonymous

Richard Arlen (1898-1976), American actor Anonymous

Horatio Walpole, Fourth Earl of Orford English School

The Earl of Derby's Menagerie, at Knowsley, UK: Herd of Indian Antelopes Anonymous

Arley Church and Castle John Buckler

Portrait of Andrew Boorde Anonymous

The Quadrangle, looking West, Burleigh House Anonymous

The Death of Sir Andrew Barton. Anonymous

The Parley, 1903 Frederic Remington

Queen Victoria and her children in 1851 John Callcott Horsley

Brearley From Lower Ewood, 1869 John Holland

Portrait of Dolley Madison Anonymous

Larne, County Antrim, Northern Ireland William Henry (after) Bartlett

Andrew Carnegie's Birthplace Anonymous

Early Morning, Varanasi Derek Hare

Andrew Jackson Jacob Eichholtz

Worcestershire - Droitwich - Saint Andrew's Church Font, 1833 John Buckler

Reverend John Anderson Frederick Hollyer

Domestic Cock, Hens, and Chicks Francis Barlow

The Queen's Visit to Derby: Drinking Her Majesty's Health at the Banquet Given by the Mayor (Sir Alfred Haslam) at... Anonymous