Circe (page 26)

Paris on Wheels, the New Skating Rink in the Champs Elysees, France Anonymous

M. Jules de Prémaray, courrier des theatres (theatre messenger) Nadar [Gaspard Félix Tournachon]

A Lion's Head Richard Friese

Meera Syal, Alfred Molina and Allan Corduner in Caryl Churchill's Serious Money at Royal Court Theatre Douglas H. Jeffery

Young Boy Drawing from a Cast Head, 1879 Pierre Edouard Frere

Caricature of Musician or Actor Dancing with a Cat at His Feet Anonymous

Mdlle Christine Nilsson, 1870 Anonymous

Dance, 1912 Emile-Antoine Bourdelle

Whippets and a King Spaniel, 1837 Edmund Jr Havell

Ceiling roundel Samuel Woodforde

Christ Child Anonymous

Imperialist Cecil Rhodes Anonymous

A Showman, Cries of London Anonymous

Maids buy a Mapp, Cries of London, (c1688?) Anonymous

Christ on the Cross with Saints Vincent Ferre, John the Baptist, Mark and Antonius, c.1491-5 Master of the Fiesole Epiphany

Gioacchino Conti, 'Gizziello', engraved by Alexander Van Haecken, 1736 Charles (after) Lucy

The Education of Achilles, c.1772 James Barry

The Tube Staircase, c.1930 Cyril Edward Power

Cinderella Charles Francois Pecrus

Cici Italy 19th Century Anonymous

The Sorcerer's Slave, 1877 Thomas Wilmer Dewing

Circular Quay in Sydney in 1868 Anonymous

A Christian Dirce, 1897. Henryk Siemiradzki

Egypt after the War: Our Sick at Cairo: The Convalescent Chair in the Palace of the Citadel Anonymous

Punishment of a sorceress Jan van Grevenbroeck

Leaving the Lycee Condorcet, 1903 Jean Beraud

Mrs Cibber as Cordelia, c.1755 Pieter van Bleeck

Sphaccelaria cirrhosa Anna Atkins

Hungarian horseman riding towards the right, other horsemen in the background, a circu…, ca. 1651 Stefano della Bella

Major-General Sir William Morison KCB, Madras Army Staff, 1845 circa Unknown Artist

Civets Anonymous

Cinderella and her Wicked Sisters, 1892 Emile Meyer

Batty's Grand National Hippodrome, Kensington, the Circle, London Anonymous

Frau Kirchhof Alexej von Jawlensky

The Circumcision Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn

Illustration of Cicero Addressing Catiline in the Roman Senate Anonymous