Dean (page 16)

The Loss of the Jeannette, Lieutenant Danenhower's Boat Riding Out the Gale, September 12, 1881, with an Improvised Sea Anchor Anonymous

Breaking of the Bread Jean Louis Forain

Chillington Hall: pen and pencil drawing, nd [1789] John Soane

Wooden Walkway to Beach Anonymous

Jean de Bourbon, Duke of Anguien French School

The Dance of Death Janez Kastav

Ian McKellen, Sean Mathias and Michael Cashman in Martin Sherman's Bent at the National Theatre Douglas H. Jeffery

Meet Me, My Dearest!, 1800s Unknown

Portrait of Jean de La Fontaine Hyacinthe Rigaud

Diana, 1931 Anonymous

Marcus Stone, British artist and illustrator Anonymous

The Avengers Doreen Spooner

Sculpture from the Temple of Diana at Ephesus 1873 Anonymous

Sheep shearing McFarlane and Erskine

Jean Marsh as Morgaine Anonymous

Charon Conveying the Souls of the Dead across the Styx, 1860 Konstantin Petrovich Pomerantsev

Snow Family Diane Matthes

The Second Anniversary Of The Death Of Lord Beaconsfield, UK Anonymous

James Buchanan Henry Bryan Hall I

Mt. McKinley on Sunny Day Anonymous

Charles Farrell (1901-1990), American actors Anonymous

Florence St John, English actress and singer W&D Downey

Franklin McLeay, Canadian actor W&D Downey

The Avengers Doreen Spooner

Icon of St. John the Forerunner Cretan

Violet Carson (played Ena Sharples in TV soap 'Coronation Street') Manx Press Pictures

Grand parade to mark the arrival of Captain Charles Swan in Mindanao, Island in Philippines Abraham de Hondt

The Triumph of Death, c.1350 (attributed to) Master of the Triumph of Death

The Dead Sea from Siloam, 1861 William Holman Hunt

The quack Jan Havicksz. Steen

Portrait of Antonio van Diemen, Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies Anonymous

Diana, Second Half of the 18th cen Joseph-François Ducq

Engraving of Noah Webster Chappel Johnson

The Dynamite Plot: The Fenian Prisoners Being Escorted From Bow Street Police Station To Millbank Prison, UK Anonymous

Michel-Guillaume-Jean de Crevecoeur Valliere (after)

The Angel of Death George Frederic Watts