Borromée (page 11)

Portrait of St. Jerome c.1475 Joos van Gent

The Ponte Rotto, Rome Claude Joseph Vernet

Promenade, 1886 Claude Monet

Claire Bloom in William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet at the Old Vic Theatre Houston Rogers

Return from the Promenade, 1868 Charles Edouard Boutibonne

Saint Jerome Pieter van der Werff

Rome, Dark Shops Antoine Auguste Ernest Herbert or Hebert

Romeo and Juliet John Francis Rigaud

The Walk; La Promenade Henri Jean Guillaume Martin

Portrait of Jean Charles Deburau as Pierrot French School

Series 'Actualites', the comet, Monsieur Babinet decides to personally shut down the sun in order to fulfil his predictions Honore Daumier

The Penitent St. Jerome Georges de la Tour

Sunday Promenade, 1889 Anonymous

People on a Promenade Paul Fischer

St. Jerome in his Study, 1514 Albrecht Dürer or Duerer

The Arch of Titus in Rome, 1839 Carl-Christian-Constantin Hansen

The Awakening of Saint Jerome, 1841 Gustave Courbet

St. Jerome in Penitence, with Two Ships in a Harbor, ca. 1460- 1480 Anonymous

Saint Jerome in a Landscape, c. 1440 Bono da Ferrara

Yenbenzeik, Seen from Prome, Burmah Anonymous

The Dance of Salome Sano di also Ansano di Pietro di Mencio Pietro

In the Gardens of the Villa Pamfili, Rome John Robert Cozens

In Borrowdale Richard Hesketh

St Jerome in his study pulling a thorn from a lion's paw Albrecht Dürer

St. Jerome in a Rocky Landscape, c.1515 Joachim Patenier or Patinir

Promenade au Bois Eugene Charles Francois Guerard

The port from Mont Boron, Nice, France Anonymous

Promenade des Enfants Timoleon Marie Lobrichon

Cromer Church, Norfolk Henry Ninham

Rome from Monte Mario, c.1818 Joseph Mallord William Turner

St. Jerome and Lion in the Monastery, 1501-09 Vittore Carpaccio

The Vision of St. Jerome Giulio Bonasone

Saint Jerome Reading Alvise Vivarini

The Capuchin Monastery at Amalfi from the beach, with additions by a Borbone pupil Giacinto Gigante

Saint Jerome Reading Workshop of Master of the First Prayer Book of Maximilian

The presentation of the King of Rome to the dignitaries of the Empire, 1811 Georges Rouget