Emma Cattell (page 2)

Martha Bartlett with Kitten, ca. 1860 Unknown

Marchesa Elena Grimaldi, Wife of Marchese Nicola Cattaneo Timothy Cole

The Schoolmaster Catechising in Hitterdal Church Anonymous

Portrait of Emma Hamilton George Romney

Portrait of Emily, Mrs Meynell Ingram H. Taylor

Emma Willard Seminary School, Troy Anonymous

Illustrated account of Mrs Emma Cram's 1842 visit to the Isle of Man Emma Cram

Emma, Lady Hamilton as Cassandra George Romney

Emma Calvé as Carmen Paris Photo studio Reutlinger

Lady Emma Hamilton Anonymous

Country Girl and her Kitten Charles Landelle

Illustrated account of Mrs Emma Cram's 1842 visit to the Isle of Man Emma Cram

Emma Hart, Lady Hamilton as a Bacchante George Romney

Grey and Silver: Old Battersea Reach, 1863 James Abbott McNeill Whistler

Madame Hanska engraved by Emile Lassalle Jean Francois Gigoux

Illustrated account of Mrs Emma Cram's 1842 visit to the Isle of Man Emma Cram

Emma Goldman, Russian-born American anarchist and agitator Anonymous

Portrait of Emma Hart as a Sybil Elisabeth Louise Vigee-Lebrun

Meal at Emmaus Hendrick Hondius I

Charles Simon Catel French School

Brown and Silver: Old Battersea Bridge, 1859-63 James Abbott McNeill Whistler

The Artist's Wife, Emma, on her Wedding Day Ford Madox Brown

Miss Emeline Parker of Lowell, Massachusetts, 1832 Ruth Whittier Shute

Illustrated account of Mrs Emma Cram's 1842 visit to the Isle of Man Emma Cram

Cattleya rochellensis F. Sander

The Emperor Theodore granting an audience from 'Cassell's Illustrated History of England',1866 W. Hatherell

Cattleya victoria regina F. Sander

Portrait of Mrs Emily Montgomery-Lang, 1911 Jacques-Emile Blanche

Christ on the Road to Emmaus Jan van Mastel

Illustrated account of Mrs Emma Cram's 1842 visit to the Isle of Man Emma Cram

Mama cat chasing puppies away from her kittens Anonymous

Puppy and kitten in hat box wearing hat Anonymous

Girl with Kitten Emily Farmer

The Song of the Dog (of Emma Valladon) Edgar Degas

Mademoiselle de Pourtales, c.1925 Ambrose McEvoy

The Red House, Battersea, London William James Callcott