John Philip (page 17)

Portrait of John Clare Samuel Freeman

Portrait of John Dube English Photographer

Portrait of Philip the Good, Anonymous

John Julius Angerstein Thomas Lawrence

Johann Reuchlin French School

Portrait of Philip II of Spain Spanish School

Portrait of John Acronius Pieter de Molijn

John Evelyn Esquire Anonymous

John Adams Gilbert Stuart

The Memorable Combat Between Captain Pearson, the Commander of 'The Serapis' and John Paul Jones, Commander of 'Le Bonhomme Richard',... Richard (after) Paton

Portrait of Johannes Petrus Hasebroek Friedrich Wilhelm Burmeister

Family Portrait of Isaac Parker, his Wife Justina Johanna Ramskrammer and their young Son Willem Alexander Philip van Dijk

Illustration of John Brown Anonymous

John of Arc Gazing Towards Heaven Anonymous

John Addington Symonds, c.1889 English Photographer

Portrait of John [Jean] Chardin (1643-1712) Michael Dahl

John Hall Gladstone Anonymous

John Bull Anonymous

Reception of a Narragansett Warrior by John Winthrop Anonymous

The Great Conemaugh Valley Disaster, Flood and Fire at Johnstown, Pa. Lithograph Anonymous

John Flamsteed, English astronomer and clergyman,1712 (1725) George Vertue

John Dalton, English chemist, c1860 Unknown

Saint John the Baptiste Anonymous

Philippe Pinel releasing lunatics from their chains at the Salpetriere asylum in Paris in 1795, 1886 Tony Robert-Fleury

John Forster CH Jeens

The Modern Job! or John Bull and His Comforts! Anonymous

Philip II and his Mistress (after Titian), c. 1780 Jacques Bouillard

John, Count of Nassau, 1650? Jonas Suyderhoff

Physicist John Tyndall Anonymous

John Milton Anonymous

The Fair at Seville, Spain by Richard Ansdell and John Phillip Anonymous

The Entry of Philip IV into Pamplona Juan Bautista del Mazo

Portrait of Filips van Marnix Jacob de Gheyn

The Holy Family with St. John, after 1522 Jacopo (workshop of) Pontormo

John Andrews's Circulating Library bookplate by Joseph Shepperd, published in Calcutta, 1774 English School

Conversion of the Philippian jailer Johann Sadeler I