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Charles George Gordon, British soldier and administrator G Cook

St George's Fields, Southwark Dagaty

George Bickham the Elder, c. mid C18th George Bickham

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Mr George, c.1920s Joseph Clayton Clarke

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King George IV of England Anonymous

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Polichinelle Lodewyk Joseph Fruytiers

Portrait of George A. Paley Carl Wilhelm Friedrich Bauerle

George Moore, 1879 Edouard Manet

Portrait of George Graham (1673-1751) John Faber the Younger

George IV in Highland Dress, 1830 David Wilkie

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King George V, in the year of his coronation Walter William Ouless

George the Bearded, Duke of Saxony, after 1537 Anonymous

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Chinese opium smokers Thomas Allom

George Washington at Valley Forge, preliminary sketch, 1854 Tompkins Harrison Matteson

Portrait of George Chapman c.1609-10 William Hole

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The Entry of George IV into Dublin, 3rd September 1821 English School

King George V riding in Windsor Great Park with his sons Anonymous

The Court at Brighton a la Chinese, 1816 George Cruikshank

The Horseshoe Cloisters, Arrival of the Guests at St. George's Chapel Anonymous

George Washington Crossing The Delaware Anonymous

Edward Horner Reynard and his Brother George Grouse-Shooting At Middlesmoor John Ferneley

Landscape with Seated Figure George Inness

A Radical Reformer, a Neck or Nothing Man! Dedicated to the Heads of the Nation, pub. by Thomas Tegg, 1819 George Cruikshank