Henry Bradbury (page 2)

The common harts-tongue fern Henry Riley Bradbury

The crested buckler fern Henry Riley Bradbury

Ships at Harbor attributed to William Bradford Anonymous

Henry Kirke White, c.1805 Thomas Barber

Henry Brougham Esq MP, The Queen's Attorney General Abraham Wivell (after)

Henry VII with Richard Empson and Sir Edmund Dudley (after) English School

View of the Barrack Walls on the Leazes, Newcastle upon Tyne Henry Burdon Richardson

Sir John Braddick Monckton, 1883 Barnett Samuel Marks

The common moonwort, The common adder's tongue, The dwarf adder's tongue Henry Riley Bradbury

The black maidenhair spleenwort Henry Riley Bradbury

Scene from Laindon Hill, near Horndon, Essex William Henry Bartlett

Sir Henry Mather Jackson, whilst at Oxford, 1850 Thomas Henry Illidge

View of the Old Trent Bridge Inn, West Bridgford, Nottingham, 1850 Robert Bradley

Father Christmas Loading his Sleigh Catherine Bradbury

May Catherine Bradbury

Filix-mas paleacea, The male fern, or Common buckler fern Henry Riley Bradbury

The soft prickly shield fern Henry Riley Bradbury

The broad prickly-toothed buckler fern Henry Riley Bradbury

Father Christmas and his reindeer Catherine Bradbury

The royal, or Flowering fern Henry Riley Bradbury

The soft prickly shield fern Henry Riley Bradbury

Mrs Farquarson of Finzean, 1800-1823 Henry Raeburn

Portrait of the Hon. Henry Erskine Henry Raeburn

Portrait of Henry, 5th Lord Windsor Sarah Countess of Essex

Henry VIII in his privy chamber Hans Holbein The Younger

Bishop Robert Sherburne with Henry VIII c.1508-36 Lambert Barnard

Barn Interior, 1836 William Henry Hunt

Portrait of Count Henry of Brederode 1566 Flemish School

Henry, Prince of Wales, 1612 William Hole

Brockwell Hall, Herne Hill, Lambeth, London Bartholomew Howlett

Henry VII, c.1790 Cassandra Austen

William Henry Fox Talbot English School

Gathering Bracken, c.1899 Henry Herbert La Thangue

Effigy of Henry V English School

Glastonbury Henry Perlee Parker

Henry, 3rd Viscount Palmerston John Partridge