Kemnitz (page 13)

Lamium Album White Dead-Nettle Anonymous

Michael Caine launches the 1987 Poppy Appeal Ken Lennox

St Wolfgang, Salzkammergut, Austria Wurthle & Sons

The Tiergartnertor, Nuremberg, Germany Wurthle & Sons

August Wilhelm Schlegel G. Zumpe

Homopus areolatus, before 1792 Friedrich Wilhelm Wunder

New Zealand: Wanganui, the Scene of the Late Conflict, 1847 Anonymous

St Sebastian, c.1502 Giovanni Battista Cima da Conegliano

The Witch Gown of Veringenstadt, 1680 Objects of History

Die Kommenden Grossbauten Poster Bernd Steiner

Death of Józef Poniatowski at the Battle of Leipzig, 1813 Anonymous

A Mask, c.1897 Fernand Khnopff

Bridal Portrait of Tine and Klaas Vermeulen Kleiterp C.J.L. Vermeulen

Brenner Job Anonymous

tribute to Wilhelmina, a day for her coronation as Queen at the Royal Palace on Dam Square, Amsterdam Samuel Herz

Actor John Philip Kemble Anonymous

Hermannplatz, 2017 Charlotte Orr

Pembroke Castle Samuel Hieronymous Grimm

Inn with Trictrac Players Egbert van Heemskerck I

Portrait of Johannes Kinker, Poet and Philosopher, Professor at Liège Luik Belgium Jan Cornelis van Rossum

The Castle of the Geraldines, Maynooth Anonymous

Bettina von Arnim School German

The Wedding Party Ferdinand Heilbuth

Turnpike Gates in and Near London Just Demolished: Kensington Gate, UK, 1864 Anonymous

restless 1 Paul Bennett

Kenmare House Killarney the Seat of Viscount Castlerosse the Queen's Visit to Ireland Anonymous

The Loss of the Jeannette: Separation of the Boats During a Gale, Seven P.M., September 12, 1881 Anonymous

Keisnijder, doctor or witch, Mallegem Anonymous

Dardzha Peninsula in the Caspian Sea, Turkemnistan Anonymous

The Duke of Edinburgh's Camp at Buffalo Nek Near the Hunting Ground on the Knysna South Africa 1867 Anonymous

Bimbachy Mahmud II

Drying Fishing Nets in Janitzio Anonymous

Dialectic Cornelius I Schut

Portrait of Gerrit Willemsz Overrijn van Schoterbosch Cornelis Engelsz.

The king rewarding the industrious haymaker near Weymouth Thomas Kelly-Kenny

Kensington Gardens, a hint to the ladies Anonymous