John Davidson (page 22)

The modern Job! or John Bull and his comforts! Anonymous

Portrait of John Adams Anonymous

Portrait of Duke John IV of Brabant Frans Huys

Portrait of John Boles Watson, manager of the Cheltenham Theatre, 1812 English School

Saint John the Evangelist, 1792-95 Andrea the Elder Appiani

Baswich Village - house of John Stevenson Salt, Esq. : sepia drawing, 1842 John Buckler

Jacques Davy Duperron Gerard Edelinck

Portrait of the pianist and composer Johann Ladislaus Dussek Anonymous

Saints John the Baptist and John the Evangelist Mariotto di Nardo

Carrier Pigeons for the Renewed Branch Expedition in Search of Sir John Franklin Anonymous

John Boles, American actor Anonymous

Portrait of John Knox Anonymous

John Dalton, English chemist, 1881 Unknown

John Tyndall Anonymous

Right Hon John Bright, MP for Birmingham Lock & Whitfield

The Winner of the Newmarket July Stakes, Lord John Scott's B.C. Brother to Elthiron Anonymous

Drawing Raphael from Windsor Castle, Mary with Jesus, Elizabeth with John in landscape Charles Thurston Thompson

Portrait of Davies Gilbert (1767-1839) Thomas Phillips

John Bull fighting the French single handed Anonymous

Farewell to David and Jonathan Anonymous

John Neale, MP for Coventry, 1715-25 British School

Messrs. Messenger And Son, Queen Margaret John Bell

Sussex - Hall in unknown location, 1807 John Buckler

Admiral Sir John Harman, English naval officer Anonymous

Street Scene John Duncan Fergusson

The dining room of the House of Commons, London Anonymous

Sir John Lubbock John Collier

Church of St Dunstan in the West, Fleet Street, City of London Anonymous

Portrait of John Forbes Unknown

Thomas Stevenson Thomas Barber

John Martin Harvey (1863-1944), English actor Anonymous

John Van Arsdale Raising the Flag Anonymous

Self-Portrait of John Lewis Krimmel with Susannah Krimmel and Her Children, 1809-10 Johann Ludwig (1787-1821) Krimmel

Page 205. Swainsona, c.1803-06 John William Lewin

Mrs. Benjamin Davis Wilson, 1881 William Cogswell

David Roberts and his granddaughter in his studio, c.1866 John Ballantyne