Charles Escot (page 24)

Illustration for the essay 'A Complaint of the Decay of Beggars in the Metropolis' by Charles Lamb, 1899 Charles Edmund Brock

The Children of Charles I Frederick Goodall

Charles X King Of France Anonymous

Catherine De' Medici Pointing at Charles IX Anonymous

Portrait of Charles, 3rd Viscount Townshend Allan Ramsay

Portrait of Charles Sumner Anonymous

A Proclamation by the Parliament for the Discovery and Apprehending of Charles Stuart and other Traitors, Abdherents and Abettors, published... English School

Charles de Lameth, 1889 Anonymous

Fishing for Flats or a Drag from the Stock Exchange Anonymous

Charles XV (1826-1872). King of Sweden and Norway (1859-1872). Anonymous

The family of Charles Schaw, 9th Baron Cathcart Johann Zoffany

Sculpture, Charles James Fox Joseph Nollekens

Charles Mouton 1690 Francois de Troy

Lieutenant Charles Swanston, Poona Irregular Horse, 1819 circa Unknown Artist

Washington, D. C.-Hon. Charles Sumner in his Study, at his residence, Corner of H and Fifteenth Streets Anonymous

Charles III the Simple, King of Western Francia Petrus Clouwet

Charles Dickens, British novelist, in 1840 Anonymous

Charles W Nash Unknown

The New Trick (Chair) Charles Verlat

Charles Hawtrey at Palace hotel Manx Press Pictures

Charles III of Spain in hunting dress, c.1786-88 Francisco Jose de Goya y Lucientes

Frederick, Prince of Wales Charles Philips

Charles de Saint-Évremond French School

View of Charles Lindbergh's Airplane The "Spirit of St. Louis" Anonymous

Captain Scott Herbert Ponting

Charles Darwin Anonymous

King Charles I Ed Hargrave

Oscott - St. Mary's College Frederick Charles Husenbeth

Cameo of Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor Anonymous

Charles Farrell (1900-1990), American actor Max Mun Autrey

Alexandre Dumas Pere engraved by Charles Etienne Pierre Motte Achille Deveria

Late Mr. Charles Kemble from a Marble Bust by Timothy Butler Anonymous

Portrait of the Emperor Charles V, ca 1532 Christoph Amberger

Portrait of Charles de l'Ecluse Anonymous

Portrait of Charles II from the Hudson's Bay Company Charter, 2nd May 1670 English School

Costume Design for the Death of Tintagiles, 1912 Charles Ricketts