Banwari (page 20)

Portrait of Catharina Hendrika Horn, the Artist's Wife Jacob Maris

Huibert Gerard Baron Nahuys van Burgst Bastiaan de Poorter

Civita di Bagnoregio and the long bridge leading to town Anonymous

Portrait of Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford and his Secretary, Sir Philip Mainwaring c.1634 Anthony van Dyck

Avenue of the Banian Trees, Seringham, India, 1858 Captain Linnaeus Tripe; Madras Presidency

The Viceroy's Tour in Kashmir, the Procession of Boats with His Excellency Nearing the Sumbul Bridge on the Way to... Anonymous

Baliverneries Parisiennes Paul Gavarni

Balnahowe Cross Slab Philip Moore Callow Kermode

Bambusa ventricosa (Buddha's-belly bamboo) Anonymous

Royal Burmese Barge Anonymous

Bamboo in Wind and Rain, ca. 1694 Shitao

Shamsa from a Diwan-i Anvari owned by Jahangir Anonymous

After the Battle of Atbara, April 8th 1898 Godfrey Douglas Giles

Gharial barracks, India Anonymous

Not Yielding to Entreaties: The Musical Mode, Ramakari, c.1600 Indian School

Portrait of an Admiral, possibly Adriaen Banckert, Vice-Admiral of Zeeland Anonymous

Balarama, 9th avatar of Vishnu Indian School

A basketweaver and his wife Unknown

'The Banksia Serrata in Bud' Frederick Polydor Nodder

Major Cavagnari and Chief Sirdars at Jellalabad, Now Jalalabad, Afghanistan Anonymous

Barnvelder Anonymous

Bambusa vulgaris 'Vittata' (painted bamboo) Anonymous

627 Oorambu - choosing bananas Clive Wilson

The War in China the Battle of Escape Creek: Commodore Elliot Leading Gun Boats to the Attack of Mandarin Junks... Anonymous

Canal bank, Broek, Netherlands James Batkin

Araihari, Hanging laundry to dry Kitagawa Utamaro

Advertisement for bananas Anonymous

869 Wat Ratchabophit, Bangkok Clive Wilson

Japanese Bantam Grey Cock Anonymous

The Battle of Bannockburn in 1314 English School

Ganesh & Laxmi Banquet Bebi

A bangle-seller in his shop William Carpenter

Moraine Lake, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada Anonymous

'The Banksia Serrata in Flower' Frederick Polydor Nodder

Man on a plain with a backdrop of Mount Chumahlari (7315 m), Mount Chomolhari in Bhutan D.T. Dalton

Hopi 'Bullware' jar, from Arizona School American