Vilhelm Melbye (page 15)

The Virgin and Child Hans Memling

King Melchior Sailing to the Holy Land, c.1445-50 Francesco di Stefano Pesellino

Scotland: Melrose Abbey, 1842 William Callow

Thirlby Hall, Drawn By William Small, 1883; Yielding To An Uncontrollable Impulse, I Caught Her Suddenly In My Arms, And... Anonymous

The house Hogelande in Middelburg The Netherlands Dirk Verrijk

View of the upper part of St Marylebone High Street and the turnpike, London Samuel Hieronymus Grimm

Wilhelm IX Landgrave of Hessen-Kassel, c.1795 Wilhelm Boettner

Virgin and Child between two angels, c.1480s Hans Memling

View from the Heilenberg Castle at Jugenheim on the Rhine, 1846 Heinrich Schilbach

The Vieux-Moulin in Knokke 1894, 1902 Camille Pissarro

Vignette with architrave and medallion with star and garland of oak Willem Bilderdijk

The Tapestry at Michelfeld Albrecht Dürer

Wilhelm Ernst, Duke of Saxony Anonymous Anonymous

Dutch history Viglius van Zuichem van Aytta Anonymous

Hell in Triumph or the Devil Has Got His Own Anonymous

Sideview of Hugo Wilhelm Andrew Pitcairn-Knowles

Joachim Receiving the Promise of the Birth of the Virgin, 1520 Sebald Beham

View of Nuremberg, Germany Nicolaes Visscher I

The Departure of a Dignitary from Middelburg, 1615 Adriaen Pietersz. van de Venne

A fresh breeze on the Elbe, c.1830 Adolf Vollmer

Excelsior Welbike 1943 Unknown

View of Delphi Jan Luyken

Great caravan of laden camels and armed figures on horseback Jan Luyken

Thirlby Hall: George Always Allowed Me to Read Maud's Letters. Anonymous

Wilhelm Friedrich Bach, 1782 P. Guelle or Gulle

German type VIIA submarine U-34 Anonymous

Portrait of Philipp Melanchthon, 1532 Lucas the Elder Cranach

Virgin and Child Before a Firescreen, c.1440 (1375/8-1444) Master of Flemalle

The Death of the Virgin Hans Holbein the Elder

Virgin and Child Flemish School

The Meeting of Abraham and Melchizedek Frans II Francken

Portrait of the Field Marshal Count Friedrich Wilhelm von Berg Anonymous

The Middelburg Altar, c. 1450 Rogier van der Weyden

Melody Alfred W. Elmore

Vae Victis! Anonymous

Hermann Ludwig Ferdinand von Helmholtz, c1900 Unknown