Robert Atkinson (page 14)

A Newhaven Fisherman and Boys David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson

Robert Morris Charles Willson Peale

Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne-Cecil, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury, British politician Faustin

Memoirs of George III, by Robert Huish Eldridge

Posterior body margins of female Aspidiotus Robert Newstead

Mytilaspis pomorum [Mussel scale] Robert Newstead

Prince Albert, the Prince of Wales, and Mr. Stephenson, Upon the Roof of the Britannia Tubular Bridge, 1852 Anonymous

A lake landscape at sunset John Atkinson Grimshaw

William I. Unhorsed by His Son Robert Anonymous

Mrs. Robert Shurlock Sr., 1801 John Russell

Ships and Fishing Boats in Rough Seas Robert F. Watson

Belle Vue, the Seat Robert Reynolds, Esquire taken from the East Catherine Reynolds

Robert Owen, Welsh-born industrialist, philanthropist and socialist Anonymous

Dr Robert Thomas Crucefix, 1837 English School

Robert Bruce Advancing His Troops Anonymous

Burmese Water-carriers, c.1922-27 Edward Atkinson Hornel

Sir Robert and Lady Smyth with their son, Hervey, c.1738-39 Andrea Soldi

Portrait of Robert Hudson (1801-1883) Hennah & Kent

Robert Browning Anonymous

Robert Falcon Scott, British Antarctic explorer, 1914 Unknown

The birthplace of Robert Burns, Alloway, South Ayrshire, Scotland Anonymous

Margot Fonteyn and Robert Helpmann in Tchaichovsky's The Nutcracker at Royal Opera House Gordon Anthony

Robert Kett seated under the 'Tree of Reformation' receiving the King's messenger Samuel Wale

Portrait of Robert Bennett, c.1830 English School

Robert Falcon Scott Anonymous

Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham, c.1890 English School

Robert Montgomery Anonymous

Robert Livingston John Vanderlyn

Robert C Schenck, US Army general and diplomat Faustin

Robert Browning Julia Margaret Cameron

Robert Lowth Robert Edge Pine

Rose Petals, 1900 Robert Anning Bell

Portrait of Robert Boyle Johannes (after) Kerseboom

Haymaking John Atkinson

Sir Robert Peel Alfred Thompson

Bobby, caricature of the cricketer Robert Abel, published 5th June 1902 in Vanity Fair Leslie Matthew Ward