George Morland (page 23)

Signature of George IV Anonymous

The Coronation of King George IV: The Recognition, 19th July 1821 James Stephanoff

Lake George, c.1868 Regis Francis Gignoux

George Washington High School Anonymous

King George II Anonymous

George Keate, author, painter and friend of Voltaire John Keyse Sherwin

Portrait of George Gordon, 6th Lord Byron of Rochdale English School

George Sand, French novelist and early feminist Calamatta

Major General George G. Meade Robert E. Whitechurch

Arsenal winger George Armstrong Monte Fresco

Georges Cadoudal, 1889 Anonymous

Portrait of George Washington American School

Portrait of George Washington, 1779 Gilbert Stuart

George Harley Drummond, ca. 1808-9 Henry Raeburn

Map of Cumberland, c.1695 Robert Morden

Colonel George Onslow, 1782-83 Ralph Earl

John Richard Green, engraved by George J. Stodart Anthony Frederick Augustus (after) Sandys

King George III Anonymous

George Peabody (after) English photographer

The Queen's Visit to Dunrobin: The Memorial to the Late Duchess of Sutherland Anonymous

Portrait of Georg Friedrich Handel Anonymous

King George of Tonga; Office of the Fiji Times, Levuka, Fiji Islands (Centre); Princess Anaziene, Granddaughter of Prince George of... Anonymous

George Atzerodt, member of the Lincoln assassination plot Anonymous

George Harrison 1963 Sunday Mirror

British racing driver Charles Mortimer at Brooklands, Surrey, 1939 Bill Brunell

May I die if there isn`t Sir George, the charming man George Cruikshank

Mrs. George Baldwin, 1782 or later Unknown

General George Monck, 1st Duke of Albemarle, 1668 John Michael Wright

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel Johann Christian Xeller

The proclamation of George IV as king Anonymous

General George Fleetwood in armour Anonymous

John Richard Comyns of Hylands Essex, with his daughters, 1775 John Greenwood

Trentham - Inscription on Monument to Duke of Sutherland: pen drawing, nd [1838] Thomas Peploe Wood

Moorland Storm Derek Hare

George III of the United Kingdom (1738-1829). Engraving. Colored. Anonymous

George Smith as Schampt in 'The Woodman's Hut' by W.H. Arnold at the Drury Lane Theatre, 1816-17 Samuel de Wilde