Edward Dayes (page 25)

Study for Day, 1898-99 Ferdinand Hodler

St David's Day Anonymous

A Day At The Russley Stables, 1881; A Horse And A Cat Anonymous

Edward the Black Prince presenting King John II of France to his father, Edward III English School

Eden Kane Harry Hammond

Early Days of Rapid Transit Edward Lamson Henry

Lombard's House Edward Hopper

Design for the central ceiling of the Billiard Room at Wortley Hall Edward John Poynter

The Prince of Wales with the Welsh scouts Anonymous

Portrait of Edward Jenner Anonymous

Letter from Edward VI to his uncle, Edward Seymour Edward VI

King Edward VII in naval uniform Anonymous

Edward III of England and Catherine Grandison. Miniature from Chroniques dAngleterre by Jean de Wav Anonymous

Prince Edward and Princess Alexandra Cecil Beaton

The Death of St Martin Edward Kaiser

Portrait of Edward VI, King of England, formerly identified as Philip II at a young age, later King of Spain Anonymous

Portrait of Edward Pocock R.N., small full length, Standing Beside a Beached Rowing Boat at Low Tide Henry Edridge

Edward V and the Duke of York in the Tower, 1830-31 Hippolyte (1797-1856) Delaroche

Misty Day in March, 1917 Ernest Lawson

Noon Day Joseph Harold Swanwick

Medal commemorating the discovery of smallpox vaccination in 1796 (1800) Unknown

Sir Edwin Landseer Anonymous

Nathaniel Edward Kindersley, 1787 John Smart

Portrait of King Edward I of England Anonymous

His Majesty the King Spy

Day labourers having a hot dog and lemonade Anonymous

The Volunteer Review at Dunstable on Easter Monday: A Determined Resistance Anonymous

Ships of the Reign of Edward IV, 1482 Anonymous

King Edward VII as a freemason Russell

Portrait of Thomas Spencer Cobbold (1828-1886) Ernest Edwards

Portrait of Edward Savage Jr. Edward Savage

Edward I Attacks Scotland Anonymous

Christening of Edward VII Anonymous

Portrait of Prince Charles Edward Louis Philip Casimir Stewart the Young Pretender or 'Bonnie Prince Charlie' English School

Edward Augustus, Duke of Kent, c.1787 Thomas Gainsborough

King Edward Orders the Burgesses for Execution. Anonymous