Johann Georg Mentzel (page 15)

Portrait of Johann Fichard, 1677 Anonymous

Portrait of Johannes Wtenbogaert at the age of 62 Willem Jacobsz. Delff

Portrait of Johannes de Bout Anonymous

French hosts, His Majesty George I, King of Greece French School

Portrait of Georg Adam Struve, Anonymous

Portrait of George Keppel, 3rd Earl of Albemarle Anonymous

The Kermesse of St. George Pieter Brueghel the Younger

Dendrobium Johnsoniae F. Sander

Portrait of the organist and composer Alexandre Georges, 1910 Anonymous

Lake George, 1857 John William Casilear

Portrait of Johannes Conradus Monaeus C.A. Bucholz

Johann Casimir von Coburg, Duke of Saxony, 1633 German School

Three specimens of turtles Friedrich Wilhelm Wunder

Regular geometrical solids of various types, 1619 Unknown

Mephistopheles in the Students’ Tavern (Méphistophélès dans la taverne des étudiants), 1828 Eugène Delacroix

Johann Friedrich Overbeck, 1837 Carl Küchler

Johann Ernst, Duke of Saxony German School

Don Clarazel mistreated by coachmen in an inn near Toulon France Nathanael Holbeex

Peter and Johannes among the sick Anonymous

George Tony Todd

George Morland Robert (after) Muller

Portrait of Johan Maurits, count of Nassau-Siegen and governor of Brazil Michiel van Musscher

Portrait of Johannes Pricaeus Reinier van Persijn

IJmuiden Johannes W. Merkelbach & Co

George Washington, 1900 Max Rosenthal

Portrait of the author Johann Wolfgang von Goethe,, 1818. Ferdinand Jagemann

Portrait of Francois Quesnay engraved by Johan Georg Wille J. Chevallier

Cartouches Modernes avec des Enfans qui representant les Modes d'Augsbourg Johann Esaias Nilson

Prince William III in an allegorical frame, Johannes Jacobsz van den Aveele Jacobus Robijn Gerard de Lairesse

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's Death Notice, 1832 Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Saint George Anonymous

Portrait of Georg Stiernhielm, 1663 Anonymous

Mrs. George M. Gill, 1841 George Lethbridge Saunders

Portrait of Johannes de Mey Anonymous

Saint George, 1472 Carlo Crivelli

Observatory and astronomical instruments by Johannes Hevelius (1611-1687). Engraving. Colored. Anonymous