Tsukioka Sessai (page 18)

Equestrian portrait of Charlotte Boyle, Marchioness of Hartington, 1747 William Kent

Crowning the Victors at Olympia, third in the series 'The Progress of Human Culture and Knowledge' James Barry

Shepherdess and Sheep, Fontainebleau Charles Emile Jacque

Yellow Roses Thomas Frederick Collier

Capriccio with a Circular Tower, Two Houses, and a Bridge, 18th century Unknown

Capriccio with a Square Tower and Two Houses, 18th century Unknown

The Roman Empress Faustina visiting St Catherine of Alexandria in Prison, c.1640-43 Mattia (1613-99) Preti

Chinoiserie-style design of roses, oriental women and children playing Anonymous

Painting of Roses in a Vase Dominique Rozier

Moses Saves Waters, 1638 Nicolas Poussin

Wu Zetian (625-705), Empress of China, 7th-8th century Anonymous

Roses on a Dressing Table Eugene Henri Cauchois

Roses, 1919 Pierre Auguste Renoir

The Dream of Alessandro Farnese Jacopo Robusti

Dress fabric with stylised roses Unknown

Saint John the Baptist in the Wilderness, ca 1604 Anonymous

Saint Dominic and the Albigenses (The Miracle of Fanjeaux) Pedro Berruguete

Moses Striking Water from the Rock Jacopo il vecchio Bassano

Roses and Nasturtiums in a Vase, 1883 Anonymous

Houses in Argenteuil, 1883 Gustave Caillebotte

Moses and the Israelites Crossing the Red Sea Circle of Anthonie Claessens

Nude Girl with Hat and Roses, 1916 Pierre Auguste Renoir

Field with Irises near Arles Vincent Van Gogh

Goldenrod and Mauve Irises Paul Ranson

Hercules and the Muses Alessandro Allori

Fruit Still-life with Roses and Honeycomb, 1904 Robert Spear Dunning

Blue Roses furnishing fabric Joseph Percy Bilbie

Roses on a Blue Ground Peter Graham

Two Horses and a Caravan John Falconar Slater

Landscape with the Finding of Moses Claude Lorrain (1600-82)

Christmas Roses Pierre Joseph Redouté

Houses Among the Trees, 1902 Philip Wilson Steer

The Artist's Farmyard at Meopham, Kent, with Horses, Shetland Ponies, Pigs, Ducks, Pigeons and Chickens, 1857 John Frederick Herring Snr

One of a pair of Art Nouveau tortoiseshell and enamel hair combs by Braquemond Anonymous

The Wheat Sifters (Les Cribleuses de Blé), 1854 Anonymous